Sites progressively distant from intact forest and with more intensive conversion and development supported smaller subsets of the diversity and composition, and no apex predators.
While discussions over the end of US military bases focused on matters of social and economic development, as seen in the Bases Conversion and Development Act that took effect in March 1992, the AFP suffered as a result of the closure of these facilities.
"Once they lose the economic value, then it's an inevitable march toward conversion and development".
Early activation of IFN γ is therefore linked to TST conversion and development of effective immunity.
In order to calculate demand and other macro-variables in such way, economic growth and demographics have to be indicated exogenously, in addition to technology costs, technical characteristics (e.g., conversion efficiencies), and development [16, 20].
Other companies offered to partner for text-to-video conversion, advertising sales and development of the actual video platform.
The difference, he said, was that in the late 1980's, a boom in co-op conversions and condo development flooded the market with supply for which there was no demand.
Such biomolecules are important for a variety of applications, such as molecular self-assembly to mimic natural systems, sunlight harvesting and conversion, development of advanced drugs and delivery systems, and film and microarray fabrication.
This study informs the decisions of policy makers and property developers regarding sales and purchases conversion, property development, urban nature conservation, and design of ecological green-space networks.
A clutch of recent conversions and new developments seek to fit in rather than stand out.
His role covered most aspects of the business and so many of the cooperative conversions and new developments in Manhattan during his time -buildings like the Excelsior, Dag Hammarskjold Tower, the Galleria, Museum Tower carried his signature.
