The four year, full-time undergraduate program comprises the majority of enrollments and emphasizes instruction in the arts, sciences, and professions and there is a high level of coexistence between graduate and undergraduate programs.
The results suggest that new regulatory regimes should create appropriate conditions for communities to define adequate or at least convenient forestry institutions that assure an acceptable level of collective coexistence according to each particular communal history.
The power levels of the WiMAX/UWB coexistence system are shown in Figure 5.
Many philosophers have already discussed the implications of the theory of "harmony in diversity", although we rarely see somebody investigating and discussing its connotations on an empirical level based on the practice of coexistence of multi-ethnic cultures.
The experiment conducted suggests that connectivity levels at both extremes, representing very little risk and high risk of species mortality, do not augment the likelihood of coexistence while intermediate levels do.
In heterogeneous landscapes with both small and large patches, contrasting levels of kin competition facilitate the coexistence of low-dispersal and high-dispersal strategies.
The high prevalence of obesity among diabetics, together with elevated levels of triglycerides and CRP, suggest coexistence of dyslipidemia and inflammation in diabetes.
While evenness of coexistence plateaued at relatively high and equitable levels at 14°C, evenness declined through time and was unstable at 28°C.
The current model gives another such example of coexistence mediated by the processes at other ecological levels.
This process of coevolution results not in benign coexistence but in levels of virulence (ability to damage tissues) shaped to maximize the rate of pathogen spread.
If anything, we see one of the most beautiful coexistence of all levels of Orthodox, whether more or less Orthodox, we can visit one another's synagogues and feel very close to one another".
