If you roll the clock forward, these days the redwoods are posed between two threats: on one hand resource extraction (aggressive logging), and on the other residential development and suburban sprawl as people find new places to live.
On the one hand resources could be expended needlessly to develop unnecessary capacity, or in the other extreme, capacity may not be sufficiently established.
On one hand, computation resources are optimized away in regard with the nature of the field.
They must have on-hand all the resources to operate such as: clean water, tents (for a field hospital), latrines/sanitation, food, generators and diesel, security, secure storage, blood, insulin, respirators, anti-hypertensive drugs, gowns, masks, cold storage, surgical equipment, oxygen and mortuary capacity.
The Six Sigma competition game was designed to provide learners a real-world project experience to plan their project based on the available resources on-hand.
Think of your stockpile as your doomsday prep kit: you want to have as many resources on-hand as possible.
Before the "war," the teams needed to strategize the number of castles to build and the number of shots required to destroy the opponents' castles (targets) based on their coins (resources) on-hand.
The natural environment provides on the one hand important resources for economic activities and poses on the other hand grand challenges to global society, which are a key driver of innovation in a 'quintuple helix' innovation ecosystem [5].
On the one hand, human resources costs are sometimes hidden within other components: training on the application of a new drug might be included in the category "Drugs", for example.
"On the one hand, Federal resources are used to facilitate the export of U.S. cigarettes, while on the other hand, the Federal Government has directed a major domestic anti-smoking effort and is a participant in the international anti-smoking movement," said Allan I. Mendelowitz, director of trade issues for the General Accounting Office.
