The use of mathematical and simulation models is widespread in ecology, and individual-based models (IBMs) have proved valuable for exploring individually-explicit interactions and behaviour.
Although there was once a tendency to view as sophisticated the artists who closely followed European styles and as folk those who worked in the rapidly emerging American manner, many of the latter have become individually known creators of a valuable body of work and have taken their place in the history of American art, some no longer viewed as belonging in the folk category.
By using their land properly, collectively and individually, smallholder farmers can provide valuable services, such as carbon sequestration, water flow, or biodiversity protection.
In conclusion, levels of CMV-specific CD4 T cells inversely correlate with reactivation episodes and may represent a valuable measure to individually guide antiviral therapy after stem cell transplantation.
I learn things: the fact, for example, that, in the days of yore, peppercorns were sold individually and, because they were so valuable, to guard against theft the people who packed them had to have their pockets sewed shut.
The handprint paintings — of which an estimated 1,000 were made, each signed individually by Mr. Mandela — are the most valuable items in a series of artworks that Mr. Mandela started 10 years ago.
Selected companies meet individually with each partner to gain valuable guidance and advice.
They re-enact the press conference in which the findings are presented to the public, then individually reflect on how such findings are valuable to society.
You may find out some very valuable information about yourselves, both individually and as a couple.
