The model predicts large marginal assimilation rates in the initial years after arrival, but also indicates fast and high depreciation of human capital later, thus predicting an early and very large "penalty" for the age for immigrants, which is highly unrealistic.
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In both species, increases in light availability resulted in larger net assimilation rate (NAR, total plant biomass production rate per unit leaf area), root mass fraction (FR) and leaf mass per unit area (MA), but reductions in leaf area ratio (LAR, foliage area per total plant dry mass), stem mass fraction (FS) and leaf mass fraction (FL).
It perhaps seems naïve to believe that large questions of assimilation, interethnic conflict, and learning from difference could be resolved simply through high school theater.
In contrast, the application of source transformation tools appears to be the most efficient choice, allowing handling even large geophysical data assimilation problems.
Some of us fell for tinned spaghetti hoops, but the modern renaissance in English cooking was in large part an assimilation of Italian ingredients – pasta, olive oil, parmesan – promulgated by people like Elizabeth David.
A large number of assimilation products are transported from leaves to root during these months [24].
Of interest here are the low-rank filters which are computationally efficient for solving large-scale data assimilation problems.
Multiresolution methods, image reconstruction, large-scale data assimilation and multisensor fusion, computer vision, and graphical models for inference on complex phenomena.
