The top-down strategy is reflected in the microbial resource management concept that considers the microbial community as a well-structured network.
This paper introduces a management architecture that considers Internet as a set of inter-connected autonomous domains, where carriers offer and request inter-domain services.
The bill proposes a new management approach that considers the health of an entire ecosystem rather than an individual species, but stops short of mandating an immediate end to overfishing.
The algorithm presented in this paper is new as it focuses on a more complex resource management problem that considers jobs and workflows characterized by multiple (two or more) phases of execution as present in scientific workflows, for example.
An integrated management strategy that considers the competing relationships between land values and associated risks in the process of land-use conversion is needed to assess and manage the reutilization of brownfields.
Such screening should be part of a comprehensive risk management program that considers not only respiratory hazards but also cardiovascular and neurologic risks as well as risks in various other potential target organ systems (Oberdörster et al. 2005; Radomski et al. 2005; Tran et al. 2005).
