An actor (defined by its resource id, e.g., a motor) is controlled by a sensor (also defined by its resource id, e.g., a speed sensor) applying a constant setpoint value.
In our century defined by mounting resource stress, hazardous levels of local air and water pollution along with global climate disruption, these aspirational goals cannot be realised without factoring in the environmental and social dimensions.
Population models often pose density-dependent rates as relations between current population size on a habitat patch, n, and some threshold size defined by limiting resources, r.
Furthermore, we were unable to assess infection episodes in our study, which may be defined by multiple resource-use events (eg, inpatient hospitalization followed by an outpatient visit may have been grouped into a single infection episode).
When a user begins from the external data resource, a default GALAXY_URL as defined by the external resource, is used and typically references the main public Galaxy server.
Rurality/urbanicity of residence was categorised into rural, micropolitan or metropolitan as defined by the Area Resource File.
Healthcare in Africa is defined by its human resource (HR) challenge, with large shortages of nurses and more so of doctors, particularly in rural and remote areas [ 2, 4, 5].
Categorical annotation was supplied in the form of gene ontology (GO) biological process (BP), molecular function (MF), cellular component (CC), as well as participation in a Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG pathway and membership in a protein complex as defined by the comprehensive resource of mammalian protein complexes (CORUM) [ 27].
Although similar in concept to Salyut in that its useful life was defined by its initial resources, Skylab was larger and much more capable because it used as its main habitat the upper stage of the Saturn V vehicle that had launched the Apollo spacecraft to the Moon.
