However, there was little agreement on the implications of particular patterns.
These steps are important individually, but take on particular significance when these patterns of highly-efficient use are taken as more than one-off policies, but as guiding principles for the design of the entire energy and natural resource utilization systems.
Points have been used to test transmission theory, on the logic that particular patterns of attribute covariation and rates of change in attributes are most consistent with one or another of Boyd and Richerson's (1985) models.
Each subfigure represents the performance comparison on a particular pattern.
Such a choice might be motivated by the nature of the selection pressure on a particular pattern: at least k occurrences of the pattern in a sequence insure a given biochemical activity (e.g., structured motifs in regulation [ 57]).
Here the guideline operates with actual patients, either interactively in a dialog with the user, in batch on a set (or population) of patients, or unobtrusively as an event-driven agent activates on a particular pattern of inputs.
The aim of this study was to focus on particular behavioural patterns shown by laying hens on different perches during night-time in order to test whether perching behaviour may provide information on the suitability of a particular perch design.
Using its algorithmically identified art "genotypes," the startup offers a more refined search mechanism for artwork than you're likely to find anywhere else on the web, with the ability to break down discovery based on particular colors, patterns, schemes, and even sensations.
Schwartz looks at the particular patterns of our irrationality, relying on the sort of research pioneered by two Israeli-American psychologists, Daniel Kahneman and the late Amos Tversky.
In particular, patterns of ground temperature and rainfall depend strongly on the jet streams.
