Sentence examples for derived resources from inspiring English sources
Whenever a step of the application flow is completed, service invocation is activated on every child node to possibly update any derived resources.
There are national and indigenous rights over plant derived resources.
In essence, increased diversity of plant derived resources increases the diversity of decomposers and herbivores in soil, which in turn promotes the diversity of other components of the soil food web.
Plant diversity effects on biota are not only due to the presence of key plant functional groups or plant productivity highlighting the importance of diverse and high-quality plant derived resources, and supporting the validity of the singular hypothesis for soil biota.
As decomposer animals also rely on plant derived resources entering the belowground subsystem [20], [27], the significant plant diversity effects on decomposer density and diversity in 2008 in the present study may have been driven by the accumulation of diverse plant residues and microbial communities.
In Uganda, central control has been maintained by placing conditions on the use of centrally derived resources (Francis and James 2003).
This impact did not rely on the presence of key functional groups or plant productivity, highlighting the relevance of diverse and high-quality plant derived resource inputs for the whole soil feed web.
Thus, the key factor connecting above- and belowground diversity presumably is root-derived resources.
This paper introduces several novel algorithms for deriving resource placement schemes in product networks based on the assumption of perfect resource placement in their underling basic graphs.
These complex contradicting objectives are embedded in our reinforcement learning (RL) model that is developed to derive resource adaptations to changing network conditions, so that PUs' profit can continuously be maximized.
It is suggested that elevated embryo mortality rate in eggs spawned by low-fed females was a function of insufficient maternally derived yolk resources to fuel embryogenesis.
