The administrator can also configure STEP_RATIO to a higher ratio in order that the remaining bandwidth will be rapidly allocated to greedy stations.
Because of this, the government has had to rapidly implement plans to allocate this influx to available places around the country.
The SAM is organized into three zones, namely a central zone (CZ) at the SAM summit in which cells divide slowly to replenish the SAM population, a slowly-dividing organizing center (OC) which lies below the CZ, and a peripheral zone (PZ) in which cells divide more rapidly and become allocated to presumptive organ primordia [ 1].
The hard part is actually creating the ecosystem and infrastructure to allocate resources (talent, time, money) for rapidly evaluating and testing ideas.
Because real GDP per capita has also grown quite rapidly in recent decades, we have been able to allocate a growing share of GDP to health care while also enjoying a rising standard of living in non-health consumption.
This may increase the overall vigour of rapidly growing fish as they have more resources to allocate over competing energy demands.
We're having to reverse deep and ancient assumptions about how we allocate goods, labor, money, and power on a rapidly shrinking, endangered, complex, and ever more populated planet.
Since World War II, obesity rates in the United States have skyrocketed, our net national savings rate has plummeted, and American adults and kids alike have allocated a rapidly rising proportion of their free time to staring at electrons dancing on screens.
In environments where the resource demands for growth are met, carbon is allocated to rapidly dividing meristems (high sink strength) at the expense of secondary metabolism.
Through this application, the rapidly estimated information enables public and private emergency management authorities to take action and allocate and prioritize resources to minimize the casualties in urban areas during immediate post-earthquake periods.
