Relational integration signifies the need to understand not only the possession and dispersal of knowledge needed to successfully utilize a complex intervention, but also the ways that those users understand and have confidence in the knowledge of people around them.
But the Bradley family's exponentially increasing travel distances illustrates not only advances in technology; it is indicative of how technology's march can itself allow for the greater dispersal of other knowledge.
Indirect estimations of virus dispersal derived from knowledge of bird migrations could also provide complementary information related to the spread of avian influenza viruses.
Knowledge of dispersal distances and pathways over ecological time scales is important as it will provide information regarding the recovery potential of reef coral populations that have suffered mass mortality.
At present, this work highlights our lack of knowledge about dispersal by microbial species, as there remain only a handful of genetic studies conducted at the appropriate resolution to assess population-level processes.
The association between syndrome combination and latitude needs to be further explored given the scarce knowledge of dispersal syndromes in some biogeographic areas (see Fig. 3 in Moles et al. 2007).
However, there is a gap between modeling approaches and empirical studies in that the number and sophistication of theoretical models of dispersal far exceeds our knowledge of actual animal movements.
These methods require a good knowledge of the dispersal agent behaviour for a given species.
We defined a cost-surface assigned by the changing climatic suitability and expert knowledge on species dispersal ability.
A greater knowledge of diaspore dispersal may lead to a better understanding of species' success in agricultural landscapes.
