Tasks need for their execution either unary or cumulative resources and some tasks can be executed on alternative resources.
A decreasing τ j ( n ) between publications suggests that an advanced publication career (larger n) facilitates future publications by leveraging reputation, expertise, seniority, and other cumulative resources.
But the fact that I'm now carrying a fairly powerful computer in my pocket in the form of my iPhone, and that both it and my iPad can't pool their cumulative resources when necessary to accomplish tasks better and faster is starting to seem like an unnecessary failing.
The cumulative medical resource use over 3 years is presented in Table 5.
We therefore used a large US private health insurance claims database to estimate cumulative healthcare resource utilization and costs through end of life in patients receiving chemotherapy for metastatic lung cancer.
Security convergence refers to the integration of the cumulative security resources of an organization in order to deliver enterprise-wide benefits through enhanced risk mitigation, increased operational effectiveness and efficiency, and cost savings.
Secondary end points were cumulative radiation exposure, resource utilization, and costs of competing strategies.
Understanding the cumulative effects and resource trade-offs associated with forest management requires the ability to predict, analyze, and communicate information about how forest landscapes (1000s to >100,000 ha in extent) respond to silviculture and other disturbances.
His research interests include include cumulative impacts of resource development on wildlife, assessment of species-distribution models, and community-based conservation monitoring and planning.
Elementary occupancies are cumulative, and the resource is similarly calculated by adding together components in both time and space.
