Weissman and Grimshaw [126] propose a scheduling solution for heterogeneous environments (wide-area systems) that encompasses data-intensive and dynamic scheduling properties.
Intensive pigmentation and dynamic responses (e.g. aplanospore cysts formation) of Dunaliella salina to the seasonal changes is a clear example of well adapted species to these conditions.
This restrains the output of credit-intensive companies and dynamic, new firms.
Thermomechanical processing of the studied blends even using specific intensive mixing methods (static and dynamic mixing) did not result in the formation of any new chemical compounds.
Moreover, their WBV program consisted in much more intensive exercises (both static and dynamic, including one-legged) with a total training duration going up to 30 minutes.
Wang, 2005 [ 10] and [ 11] used computationally intensive branch-and-bound and dynamic programming schemes, respectively, in search for near-optimal solutions to the MEC formulation of the problem.
The effect is intensive and intense.
They are connected by processes of intensive dynamic interaction and exchange of energy, matter, and information and incorporate nonlinear dynamics, memory, complicated transients, bifurcation and chaotic motion modes.
In their view, establishing communication and social learning is promoted by participatory processes and intensive science-practice cooperation that are effective when repetitive and dynamic.
While the g-formula can easily incorporate highly complex dynamic regimens, it is computationally intensive and perhaps most useful when a small number of dynamic regimens are to be compared.
However, identifying sumoylation sites experimentally is a labor-intensive process, which may also result in false negatives due to the reversible and dynamic nature of sumoylation.
