Coral colony size distributions were less dynamic, species richness did not significantly change, and evenness increased between 2003 and 2007 (paired t-test, P<0.01).
How could the dynamic equilibrium of species richness and geographic area apply to human cultures and their cultural traits?
A substrate inhibition model of bioreactors, used to display the techniques, exemplifies the richness of dynamic behaviors that can be instigated by a simple controller by exhibiting multiple equilibrium points, limit-cycles, tori, and chaotic strange attractors in the closed-loop system.
This approach underlines the importance of taking the edge effect into account when studying the influence of patch size on species richness and the dynamic of species richness pattern.
The richness of the dynamic behavior of a single first order reaction carried out in a stirred tank reactor is well known: different topological configurations associated with changes in system parameters appear in the phase plane.
The link between the passing of time and the changes in thinking about one's own smoking has its own explorative dynamic that made up the richness of the material of our study.
Due to its simplicity of simulating two state spin systems and the richness of its dynamic behaviour in self-organized criticality, the Ising model has been demonstrating unprecedented growth of applications in physics as in many other fields, including computational neuroscience [ 18, 28, 30].
On the Gershwin CD, for instance, a nine-foot Yamaha Disklavier grand piano has been used to play the rolls, partly because it has computer and optic sensors, but also because it has a richness of sound and dynamic range unusual for piano rolls recorded for CD.
The nonlinearities of the interaction terms give rise to a richness of spatio-temporal dynamic patterns.
