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The ad hoc and sensor networks have their unique characteristics such as infrastructureless, self-organized, self-configured, and supporting interactions with environments, which make them different from classic computer networks and infrastructure-based wireless networks.

Especially Thellungiella halophila, it is a close relative of Arabidopsis with strong ability to adapt to saline environments, which make it suitable halophytic model for studying mechanisms of salt tolerance [ 5, 6].

The concept also varies when disaster occurs in different natural and socioeconomic environments, which makes it very difficult to define indicators that are universally applicable for resilience measurement.

Post-fire recovery landscapes typically are mixed vegetation substrate environments which makes spectral mixture analysis (SMA) a very effective tool to derive fractional vegetation cover maps.

Growth in car ownership has significant impacts on the use of urban space and management of urban environments, which makes it a topic of increasing interest especially for developing countries such as China.

Most of the fitness estimates for a given mutation are gathered in single environments, which makes generalization difficult.

Indeed, it is well documented that Al dissolves in acid environments which makes it more bioavailable and toxic [ 2].

Also, moving horticultural plants to new environments, which makes them dependent on human intervention, is termed domestication (Ladizinsky 1998).

These mosquitoes also breed in artificial containers in urban domestic environments, which makes management of rural water bodies equally irrelevant for dengue control.

During cold acclimation, the antioxidant enzyme system of plants is enhanced in response to the increased stress [ 48]. A. mongolicus can maintain efficient growth in extremely stressful environments, which makes it a valuable natural resource and strong antioxidant [ 5].

The ancient NnPAL1 of N. nucifera is involved in the response to stressful environments, which makes N. nucifera the representative of plants that survived from the Cretaceous period [ 28].