A rewatch not only reminds you of identifiable spots to look out for during your trip, but it also adds to the excitement of your upcoming exploration.
For species without uniquely identifiable spots, stripes, or other markings, cameras collect detection/non-detection data that are well suited for monitoring trends in occupancy as its own independent useful metric of species distribution, as well as an index for abundance.
Each evaluation was based on the number of identifiable flecks and spots according to the following scale: Score 0: No damage.
The evaluation was based on the number of identifiable flecks and spots and was performed according to the following scale: Score 0: No damage.
Change doesn't look likely in the short term, but put the background signs together and you can spot an identifiable theory: Thibodeau's future with the team coincides with how far the Bulls go in the postseason.
With the Flp/FRT system, mitotic recombination events produce a clone of GFP-negative cells homozygous for the mutation of interest and a corresponding "twin spot" clone identifiable by the presence of two copies of GFP.
The distribution of these groups in Estonia shows readily identifiable patterns linked to known biodiversity "hot spots".
In networks that only include one loop, it is not possible to trace inconsistency back to a single design, but designs that are part of several loops may be identifiable as a unique source for a hot spot of inconsistency.
Many features were identifiable from the images alone; others pointed archeologists to specific spots that they could investigate on the ground.
In this way, clusters of pixels at the location of a projected spot are 'grown' into each other to form a single identifiable region.
In mature natural catchments that have already achieved a stage of dynamic equilibrium with evolved runoff structures and land cover, hot spots of hydrological interest are normally known or easily identifiable prior to the establishment of any monitoring concept.
