For one species (Monodora hasitpetala), niche models we unable to be generated in Maxent due to the low number of unique occurrence localities (4).
Some writers confine the use of ideal types to general phenomena that recur in different times and places (e.g., bureaucracy), although Weber also used them for historically unique occurrences (e.g., his famous Protestant ethic).
The only difference is in step 4 where the search range for the unique occurrence of minimum and maximum unique substrings from the 5′ end of the unmapped read is read length minus one.
For Ae. aegypti, >60% of all occurrence records are from Asia and Oceania, 35% are from the Americas and only 575 unique occurrences are available for Africa and Europe (Table 1a).
As importantly, the data derived from the experiments, including performance analysis and wall pressure variations in time and space, are now being made available to the wider academic community, something which for commercial reasons appears to be a unique occurrence for this type of nozzle.
Darla becomes pregnant, a unique occurrence for a vampire.
Uncertain georeferenced specimens as well as specimens from identical localities for each species were deleted from the database prior to analyses, leaving a total of 335 unique occurrence localities for Isolona and 737 for Monodora (Table S1).
Our final database contained 116 unique occurrence localities for Congo Basin and West African clades.
In total, data collection yielded 19,930 and 22,137 spatially unique occurrence records for Ae. aegypti and Ae. albopictus respectively, which were used to train the distribution models.
It is thought to be the first time an English club have offered such an opportunity, although non-playing supporters featuring for their club is not a unique occurrence.
This step resulted in 204 unique occurrence points that were used for model calibration and evaluation (Fig. 1).
