Nevertheless, the successful cosmopolitan subgenus Oenothera demonstrated a remarkably efficient adaptation capability and occupation of new environments in its evolutionary history (Dietrich et al., 1997).
GD: Exactly, but it shouldn't interfere with that person's capability of carrying out another occupation besides warfare.
With the aim to illustrate the functionality, configuration capabilities, and "trade-offs" relating to occupation of the chip resources and achieved throughputs of synthesized folded architecture, we present results of FPGA prototyping.
Straddle monorail, using rubber wheels and precast concrete track beams, is a kind of distinctive urban rail transit system, featured with strong climbing capability, small turning radius, less land occupation, low noise, moderate volume, and low cost.
One objective is to minimize the total source bandwidth occupation of the sensor system to improve the multiplexing capability, and the other is to minimize the overlap degree of spectra to reduce the wavelength measurement error.
The absolute nature and early demineralization-detection capability of a marker called thermal wave occupation index, estimated using the proposed modality, have been established.
Public safety related occupations including police, fire and military commonly apply physical employment standard (PES) to facilitate job matching, an approach to evaluate if candidates demonstrate acceptable physical capabilities as required to perform the job safely and effectively.
A household's financial capability was often perceived in terms of the occupation of the various household members.
This technique was tested with a sample of 60 forested watersheds (> 70% of forest occupation), being subject to a double-validation process to ensure prediction capability.
Nussbaum (2011) discussed many basic human rights and capability issues (e.g. freedom of association, free choice of occupation and political liberty).
