Besides, the efficacy of a dynamic capability is contingent to the availability and effectiveness of other resources and capabilities and thereby through the synergistic effects that emerge as a result of the complex interactions of resources and capabilities, new resource bundles can be created for better firm performance (Zahra et al. 2006; Sirmon et al. 2007, 2011).
Brewer, T., Cinner, J., Green, A. & Pandolfi, J. Thresholds and multiple scale interaction of environment, resource use, and market proximity on reef fishery resources in the Solomon Islands.
In order to assess whether there were positive effects of species interactions on resource use, we compared the ΔTPC and ΔPC in species mixture to the best performing monoculture ( = overyielding [6]).
Since the focus of this research was to analyze the interaction of the resources at each instance, cell-based simulation has to be implemented to thoroughly understand the interaction even when no notable event occurs.
To find the time taken for an event, it is important to identify the parameters which affect the interaction of the resources in a particular biological discrete event process and mapping them into the time domain (i.e. identifying the time required for completion of the biological discrete event processing as a function of these parameters).
The purpose of this comparison is to evaluate the performance of the approach with interacting pseudo-agents compared to the approach without interaction in terms of resource utilization, patient waiting time for assessment and treatment and flow time.
This paper presents the SecLooCI WSN middleware, which enables secure multi-party interactions on top of resource constrained sensor nodes.
Architecture and planning, in this discussion, stand for a range of techniques that organize, manage, and imagine physical space as a complex interaction of infrastructure, natural resources, housing, labor, agriculture, industry, and consumption.
Integrating family functioning with disease characteristics, intrapersonal variables, and psychosocial factors, the risk-and-resistance model posits an interaction of risks and resources in explaining adaptation to chronic conditions of childhood including QOL [ 13- 15].
This results in groups that move through the environment, where trajectory changes are generated both by the impact of grouping and the interaction of individuals with resources in the environment.
