Large uncertainties exist in carbon sequestration potential of mangroves, and such limitations must be factored into the design, timeframe and execution of PES and REDD+ schemes.
For the functional scenario associated with P2, participants were assessed in their ability to carry out a list of ten activities in a logical order respecting temporal execution constraints within a timeframe of 15 minutes (see Table 1).
These studies indicate that Aβ42 is sufficiently stable in CSF over timeframes appropriate for assay execution, with sufficient tolerance for unexpected variations from defined procedure.
Moreover, Farz Foundation, one of the target institutions started its operations about 2 years prior to execution of current study, therefore, aforesaid minimum timeframe was decided to take up this impact assessment study.
Great secrecy surrounded the proceedings which, when combined with the short timeframe, caused problems for the GOC in finding a suitable place of execution.
The nanocycle timeframe is in the range of minutes to hours and concentrates on continual execution, debug, and unit test of the software.
Figure12 illustrates the number of active virtual machine instances tracked across a 24-hour timeframe, which is a compressed image of a 7-day pattern, generated by the execution of the workload profile as described in Section Workload generation.
A similar timeframe, with <3 GB RAM usage, would be expected for a chromosome-by-chromosome serial execution; this would require an additional, albeit simple, filtering step to ensure uniqueness across the entire genome.
Prasetyo speculated earlier on Friday that the executions might be delayed a further 10 days, but the Australian foreign minister, Julie Bishop, said she was "not aware" whether the timeframe had been officially confirmed.
