We find that the conventional Barnes-Hut MAC can introduce potentially unbounded errors unless θ < 1/3, and that this behavior while rare, is demonstrable in astrophysically reasonable examples.
This assumption is reasonable, for example, in the case where all the robots use omnidirectional sensors with identical parameters.
It's entirely reasonable, for example, that a city or region would require all cabbies picking up passengers at an airport to charge the same fares.
Is it reasonable, for example, to put a serious addiction like alcoholism in the same category as a predilection for cupcakes?
However, general download speed from the web is reasonable (for example an average 2.98MB/s from Ubuntu.com).
If the capacity for reflection is the seat of obligation, then we must ask if the conditions under which such hypothetical reflection takes place are idealized in any sense — if they are assumed to be reasonable for example.
Furthermore, we suppose that the infective individual and the immature individuals have no ability to breed, which is reasonable, for example, women who are infected with gonorrhea cannot give birth to babies.
This equation is also subject to some further conditions Pence and Ramsey argue are biologically reasonable, for example that selection is density dependent, that there is an extinction threshold of some population size below which extinction obtains, and most important that the population dynamics are non-chaotic.
