He's kept the constant resources flowing, augmenting his substantial paid staff with hordes of enthusiastic volunteers.
Moreover, quantification of osteocyte lacunae in both adult males provides a higher cell density in the captive one than in the wild one suggesting the strong effect of constant resources supply in individuals from zoos on growth rates.
This new technology could, at least partially, overcome educational difficulties related to an increasing number of students to train with ever constant resources [ 31, 32].
They've been a constant resource when we're looking for new material.
"You have a service that's suffering from a lack of proper investment, constant resource restrictions and cost control, and is demonstrably and noticeably in a number of places starting to fray at the edges.
Most existing stage-structure models (see [12 15] and the references therein) deal with single species growth, which assumes a constant resource supply [16].
In the same way that capitalism needs constant resource inputs to feed its rampant consumption, capitalism also need hegemonic justifications for poverty, cultural bias, oppression, and exploitation of peoples.
Thus, for example, colonies growing in Petri dishes or populations growing in well-mixed containers draw down resources if the resources are not replenished through a constant resource input, such as in the experiment of [62].
A seeming alternative interpretation to our results is that optimal resource supply increases with plant size, whereas constant resource supply might exceed the plant's demand and interfere with its performance at a young age.
19 24, using the baseline set of parameter values, reveal that in a constant resource environment (i.e. dR = 0.0 and dS = 0.0) population abundance equilibrates for all constant values of the extraction rate allocation proportion u within the range [0,1] (Fig. 1; a typical trajectory is given in Fig. 2A).
Even when resource use remains constant, resource implications may vary widely across jurisdictions.
