Even high-level processes, like the ability to categorize classes of object from any natural scene under ultra-rapid time constraints, seem to be present in rhesus macaque monkeys (despite a smaller brain and the lack of language and a cultural background).
In a sign of the changing climate, a government-sponsored newspaper, New Times, recently published a supplement with a front-page headline, "Rapid Population Growth: A Constraint on Resources".
Results show that while the early stages of strain accumulation due to fatigue loading are independent of constraint, the rapid strain accumulation stage behaviors are sensitive to the constraint.
When the optimum operating strategy is determined by solving the steady-state optimization algorithm subject to stack temperature constraint, the rapid system start-up as well as the maximum power output can be achieved simultaneously.
The enhancer regions we mapped likely range in function from essential to dispensible, which is reflected both in the modest sequence constraint and rapid evolution between species.
Security and fear of looting remain the main constraints to rapid distribution, Mr. Ahmadi said.
These signals are compliant with constraints of rapid feedforward recognition in the visual cortex.
Genes associated with these mobile genetic elements could thus be transferred between divergent strains, facilitating rapid adaptation to local constraints (Boucher et al. 2011).
Alternatively, limited availability of other nutrients may still enforce or lead to new trade-offs (Table 1: H3), leading to a mosaic of rapid adaptive responses and constraints predicated on shifting resource dynamics.
Despite the significant size of Ballmer's gift, the department's rapid growth means that space constraints at Harvard's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) may delay the new hires.
