A central sub-process in the Israeli case was VC-startup co-evolution, which was the critical link between the VC emergence and the transformation of the high-tech cluster into a startup-intensive configuration.
In daily usage, frame rates were seen to reach up to 20 FPS for even the most bandwidth-intensive configurations (such as 704 480 resolution with 0% compression) where they were previously achieving typically only 3 FPS (even when other bridges in the network were not in use).
Four species of indigenous Australian ground cover and grass species comprising Carpobrotus rossii, Lomandra longifolia 'Tanika,' Dianella caerula 'Breeze' and Myoporum parvifolium were planted in extensive and intensive green roof configurations using two different growing media.
Including these effects in simulations, however, can be computationally intensive due to the configuration dependent random displacements that would need to be determined at every time step.
The availability of intensive care, workload, staff configuration and the degree of urgency of the CS also need to be taken into account when analysing and comparing CS rates in this context.
Its numerical solution is time and memory intensive for three-dimensional configurations.
The region where this study was conducted has the highest pig density in Germany (> 500 pigs/ 100 hectare agricultural used space; [ 15]), characterized by typical configurations of intensive pig production.
One of the most important approaches for the design of more intensive and cost-effective process configurations is process integration.
An emerging shortage of talent and a recognition of knowledge sources far more spread around the globe have induced firms to re-think their configuration of knowledge-intensive activities, such as R&D.
This configuration allows the computationally intensive algorithm applied on systems with fast dynamics.
In the first configuration, evaluation contexts require intensive information and have low availability of credible information and an open program system.
