Bark has been argued to be an important fallback resource for gorillas (G. gorilla gorilla; Rogers et al. 1994), orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus; Knott 1998), and Barbary macaques (Macaca sylvanus; Menard and Qarro 1999).
"I know I have a fallback-the resources of the university and my colleagues and friends here.
It has been recently argued, however, that specialized hominin morphology may indicate adaptations for the consumption of occasional fallback foods rather than preferred resources.
Mr. Bush repeatedly alluded today to the administration's move to release 30 million barrels of oil from the strategic reserve, a resource usually seen as a fallback during times of war or major supply disruptions.
In the proposed system, carrier sensing and back-off (CSMA/CA) is the fallback mechanism in case the number of nodes exceeds the available OFDMA resource.
In classic negotiation research and textbooks, you'll find the same advice: bargainers would be wise to invest resources in strengthening their best alternative to a negotiated agreement (BATNA), or their fallback alternative, in the event that the parties fail to reach a negotiated agreement.
The various European leagues were seen as a plentiful resource for players without any obligation to their N.B.A. employers, and a first-class fallback plan in case the collective bargaining negotiations stalled.
In certain cases, subfossil lemurs, such as the sloth lemurs and koala lemurs, may have used leaves as an important fallback food, whereas other species, such as the monkey lemurs and the giant aye-aye, specialized on structurally defended resources, such as hard seeds and wood-boring insect larvae.
The second reason is that the unique system of shared resources and associated institutions in mouse research, created throughout the 20th century, acts as a powerful incentive for fallback on a single strain, C57BL/6J.
