The knowledge of size selectivity of fishing gear types is crucial to fisheries management in order to achieve sustainable yield.
Regarding the former, while kinetics of regulatory proteins have been explored previously, conversion of these macroscopic rates to microscopic rates for particle-based simulation would require knowledge of size and diffusion constants of the involved species.
The dinner with Mr. Christie occurred just days before the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, whose board is jointly controlled by the governors, proposed a steep rise in bridge and tunnel tolls; the two men later denied prior knowledge of the size of the proposed increase.
Knowledge of the size of the annual conservation potential is important.
If the assumption is relaxed to the hardness of computing -residuosity classes, the security of the plaintext bits of a Paillier encryption, and hence of the proposed scheme, depends on the knowledge of the size of the plaintext.
Figure 17 depicts the recall and the precision of SimAttack with and without prior knowledge for a size of user profile changing from 0 to 100%%.
Previous studies by Pauchard [11] have shown MR distortions to be dependent on the size and orientation of the implants with respect to the gradient field, so the overall artifact size cannot be predicted from the knowledge of the size of the implant as such.
However, having an array with an appropriate size and site spacing may be difficult in reality without any a priori knowledge because the size of structure is usually unknown beforehand.
The conventional exploration model that the oil and gas (O&G) industry has been using for decades involves a certain order in the use of geophysical investigation tools, according to the level of knowledge and the size of the area being investigated.
"I have been blessed with a good memory, so I almost never needed to take notes," writes Paulson, who also testified, "I did not know -- I had no knowledge of the size of the [CDO] claim of any bank".
