Sigurjónsson estimated in 1995 that total pre-exploitation population size in the entireNorth Atlantic ranged between 50,000 and 100,000 animals, but his research is criticized for lack of supporting data and an explanation of his reasoning.
In the North Pacific, whale populations consume approximately 26% of the average daily net primary productivity; pre-exploitation populations may have required more than twice this sum [34].
(2014) found that increased levels of adaptive plasticity in populations could dampen the effect of fisheries exploitation on population dynamics, thereby altering how they phenotypically respond to fishing.
In general, the exploitation of population should be determined by the economic and biological value of the population.
There are many unsolved issues for swarm intelligence algorithms, such as the exploration versus exploitation, the population diversity, and the parameter setting.
Remark 1 It is well known that the optimal management of renewable resources has direct relationship to the sustainable development of exploitation of population.
Simultaneously, we find that the exploitation of population response data from single-cell analysis is not an algorithmic conduit to enhanced signal detection and hence lower effector detection limits, as normally assumed.
Proving once again that crows are smarter than humans, the house crow is a beautiful example of avian exploitation: no populations of house crows are known to exist independently of humans and our ubiquitous "trash heaps", "rubbish tips" or "garbage dumps".
Finally, the intelligent adjustment behavior is used to enhance the exploitation of the population for cognitive population.
The successes — many Stalin opponents point it out — were achieved through cruel exploitation of the population.
Last year, the Kremlin promoted a study guide for high school teachers that deems Stalin "one of the most successful leaders of the U.S.S.R.," while describing his "cruel exploitation" of the population.
