We selected four species protected by European regulation and generated a presence-absence map from species distribution modelling.
The extremely young Yorkshire quartet — the infuriatingly talented lead singer Alex Turner was infuriatingly nineteen when the record was made — generated a fast presence by giving away demos at their live shows and letting people download songs from both their Web site and a myspace.com page maintained by someone close to the band.
Presence is related to immersion in the sense that a greater level of immersion is also likely to generate a greater sense of presence (Ticknor & Tillinghast, [2011]).
The beach is only the most conspicuous of many distinctive settings to attract a tourist presence and generate a tourism industry, but its history illustrates many general points about tradition, diffusion, mutation, and conflict.
(3 Claiming, as some faculty members did, that Mr. Rushdie's presence would generate a lively exchange of ideas, was to confuse a graduation ceremony with a classroom or a public lecture.
The arrangement allows to generate a specific signal in the presence of glucose through the channeling of H2O2 produced by GOD conjugate bound to the antibody.
One such mechanism is adaptation, a common term used to represent sets of chemical reactions that generate a transient response in the presence of a sustained stimulus [ 8].
Oligodendrocytes may not generate a [Ca2+]i rise because the presence of NR3 subunits in their NMDA receptors reduces their Ca2+ permeability (Chatterton et al., 2002).
The model uses the principle of maximum entropy density estimation to generate a probability distribution based on presence-only data [ 64, 65].
Maxent uses the principle of maximum entropy density estimation to generate a probability distribution based on presence-only data [ 33, 34].
This G band is generated by a presence of SP2 carbon, which has high electronic conductive nature.
