In both cases, mobile pastoralism (e.g., transhumant and nomadic pastoralism) has been considered an ideal adaptation within arid and semiarid rangelands especially in contrast to the alternative, sedentarisation (Salzman 2004).
Bone is subject to a continuous remodeling process which allows an ideal adaptation to the individual demands throughout life.
Ideal adaptation is not limited by these factors, 1 and is most effective at reducing vulnerability to climate change.
Despite some progress, participants emphasised that more flexibility was needed (rapid adaptation responses to bleaching events, cyclones, and predation outbreaks are posited under ideal adaptation in 1b and 2b).
Instead, the contrast of limited and ideal adaptation aims to highlight the opportunity cost of not pursuing more 'transformative' adaptation policy (Park et al. 2012), acknowledging that it will create winners and losers within and outside of reef industries (Marino and Ribot 2012).
The lower figures show the geometric mean of ideal link adaptation throughput (the expected throughput in case there would be no link adaptation delay) versus frame index.
The balanced scorecard architecture is ideal for adaptation to complex areas such as safety management where a holistic system evaluation is more effective than traditional compartmentalised approaches.
We first consider ideal rate adaptation and compare SC-FDM transmission to OFDM with ZF and MMSE receivers.
We determine the performance of ideal rate adaptation by simulating all possible transmission rates, corresponding to CQI1 to CQI15, and selecting at each subframe the largest rate that achieves error free transmission.
Full buffer conditions, ideal link adaptation and rank one transmissions are assumed, i.e., all users are always active and demand as much data as possible, there are no decoding errors and only transmit beamforming is applied, respectively.
