Modifying all of these parameters (i.e., corridor configuration, number of propagules, population sizes, dispersal parameters, and number of generations) resulted in quantitative but not qualitative changes to the presented analyses.
Each point is associated with a simulation run of at least 10 minutes; in each run a pedestrian performs the crossing of the corridor a number of times, but when the density grows, in order to preserve the number of crossings, we need to increase the simulated time.
The sense of Alice in Wonderland is compounded by a misprint when he describes two Lib Dem officials "wondering nonchalantly through the corridor" of Number 10.
Social hierarchy did not influence drinking behaviour when the water trough was placed inside the paddock (P = 0.3); however, when the water trough was located in the corridor, the number of drinking events (P = 0.05) and the time spent drinking (P = 0.05) were greater for dominant cows in comparison to subordinate cows.
He said the width of the corridors, the number of toilets and fire exits were all designed for a venue of 5,000 capacity.
The first state highways along the US 23 corridor were numbered M-65 from the Ohio line north to the Flint area and M-10 from Flint north to Mackinaw City by July 1 , 1919
The vaults, which line the corridors, are numbered and color-coded.
In some quarters, perhaps governmental corridors, these numbers have been greeted with the kind of sigh of relief that exasperated parents might reserve for teenage kids bent on pursuing "worthless" enthusiasms.
Try not to film corridors, door numbers, etc. Always ask your room-mate before starting one of these.
The airlines are facing stiff competition from Amtrak, whose daily business on the East Coast corridor exceeds the number of passengers on the US Airways and Delta shuttles combined.
