Then, the fact of being cultured in a common environment seemed to be more responsible for the long-term variability in the energetic reserve than the origin of the populations or their previous biochemical status.
Ecological assessment with the Energetic Long-Term Analysis of Settlement Structures (ELAS) calculator provides an evaluation of the ecological impact of the developed energy systems.
It consists of the Process Network Synthesis (PNS) and, inter alia, the tool Energetic Long-term Assessment of Settlement Structures (ELAS), the tool applying the Sustainable Process Index (SPI).
Optimal foraging theory predicts that foragers tend to maximise the long-term net rate of energetic gain, and thus have to consider time and energy costs while collecting food (e.g. [10]).
Thus, this behavioral response is counter-productive in the long-term as it leads to the further exhaustion of energetic stores, but in the short term would facilitate enhanced foraging opportunities.
The satellite carries the energetic particle and ion composition (EPIC) instrument that measures the energetic ion flux (9.4 212 keV/e) and enables the investigation of long-term variations of the ion composition in the plasma sheet for solar cycles 22 24.
These results demonstrate that energetic charged particles at space-relevant low doses elicit surprisingly selective long-term plasticity of synaptic microcircuits in the hippocampus.
The Knicks are moving on, with Ronny Turiaf as the energetic stopgap, Anthony Randolph as the unconventional possibility and Mozgov as the intriguing long-term solution.
Wullschleger, S. D., Norby, R., Love, J. & Runck, C. Energetic costs of tissue construction in yellow-poplar and white oak trees exposed to long-term CO2 enrichment.
Mr. Schandorff says that George was energetic, memorable and a constant cheerleader, but never showed any political interest, deep thoughts or long-term ambition.
