A different ecosystem comes from the interdependencies of consuming products or services — consumption ecosystems.
Urban is defined in relation to the capacities and vulnerabilities arising from the interdependencies that characterise highly complex and interlinking social, protection, legal, security and health systems.
Network effects can be either direct network effects, which are the physical effects of being able to exchange information, or indirect network effects, which arise from the interdependencies with other organizations in the use of complementary goods [6, 34, 49].
Our results highlight the intrinsic complexity of cardiomyocyte E-C-coupling, which originates from the interdependencies of regulatory mechanisms involving calcium and the components regulating the membrane excitability.
However, as we a have a large number of clusters (13 clusters; see below) and a large number of patients per cluster (range from 44 to 130), the interdependency of observations will be limited.
His words reflected a shoot-from-the-hip, America-first approach to the world that will not fly in a time of deep interdependency.
It is within this context that the course challenges several entrenched conventions within architectural and environmental control systems design that have sought to separate built environments from the complex interdependency of surrounding ecosystems.
As such, the security (or reliability) challenge resulting from the strong interdependency between electric power and gas systems requires a combined optimization and control regime for the coupled energy systems.
Secondly, there have been various considerations of systemic risk, in which many firms make claims arising from the same event because of the interdependency of networks [28 30].
Further analysis of these immune-related effector molecules from Eristalis may help to elucidate the interdependency of ecological adaptation and molecular evolution of the innate immunity in Diptera.
