Discrete management of genetically distinct populations can increase species-wide resilience and stabilize the productivity of ecosystems as a whole (Hilborn et al. 2003; Schindler et al. 2010).
Our prototype GARA implementation builds on differentiated services mechanisms to enable the coordinated management of two distinct flow types foreground media flows and background bulk transfers as well as the co-reservation of networks, CPUs, and storage systems.
The framers of the constitution did not consider the issue of the management of a distinct and technically sophisticated military profession because no such thing existed at the time.
Constrained by the absence of proper administration and evaluation mechanisms, the current LCSM system is entirely based on the principle of "Spatial Recognition of Reserved Arable Land Resources", which eventually causes the loss of distinct management hierarchy and coordination between land consolidation functions and territorial functions.
Although variation at neutral markers can provide information about dispersal patterns [ 5], population connectivity [ 6], and population history (past demographic expansions or contractions) [ 2], thus informing decisions regarding the recognition of distinct management units (MUs) [ 7], these markers cannot provide information on adaptive variation [ 8].
That is to say, next June, a parliament is going to be set up in Dublin, an Irish parliament, for the management of Irish affairs quite distinct from the government in London.
We suggest that the reconciliation of these two views of the role played by information asymmetries requires decomposing the management of innovation into two distinct but coordinated phases.
There is an urgent need for research, legal recognition and conservation management of wood-pastures as distinct landscape elements for their cultural, ecological and agricultural importance.
Under the current ADF command structure the day-to-day management of the ADF is distinct from the command of military operations.
