We can see more clearly that the number of susceptible people in the patch P has decreased to only 45 in each cell (C_{pq}in P), since even in the previous instant (i=150), (S^{C_{55}}) has not changed also and conserved its value in 50.
In fact, even at instant (i=150), the number of susceptible people in the controlled patch conserved its value in 50, which is not also exactly the same as in the case when there was yet no control strategy since in Figure 2, (S^{C_{pq}}) has decreased more significantly.
In dialysis patients it is unclear whether adiponectin conserves its protective value or is, on the contrary, associated to worse prognosis.
Chris explains that he came to the rally last week as a "conservative," by which he means one who values "a society that conserves its soil and water" in order to sustain and replenish its natural resources for the benefit of all life.
If the total energy of the system is theoretically conserved, its evaluation for values of the variables at the beginning and end of a calculation is a measure of the errors that have accumulated.
San Francisco's Crissy Field was a derelict concrete and asphalt airfield; after a $34 million transformation in 2001 designed by Hargreaves Associates, it's a must-go-to destination that connects San Franciscans with their industrial waterfront heritage while restoring and conserving its natural and ecological values.
By controlling the level of purse seine fishing, the scheme conserves tuna and increases its value.
The application of a symplectic integrator to a Hamiltonian system formally conserves the value of a modified, or shadow, Hamiltonian defined by some asymptotic expansion in powers of the step size.
We call a putative binding site significantly conserved if its p-value is less than 0.01.
"It is practically a vehicle for buying foreign currency and to conserve value, as it is relatively easy and you can keep small amounts which do not involve large investments". "Receiving payments in bolivars does not make much sense," he says.
