Sentence examples for resource diffusion from inspiring English sources

Other theories such as resource diffusion and response decrement are similar to blocking.

If you create an "innovation funnel," that not only filters out the bad ideas, but also the ideas that weren't quite good enough to justify spreading yourself or your team thin, you eliminate wasting valuable resources, diffusion of focus, and a more complex end product or service than necessary!

Furthermore, resources diffuse by Margolus diffusion [ 37], by default one diffusion step per time step.

Currently there is no comprehensive, centralized tool repository, although such a resource could maximize diffusion of innovations.

40 Lambooij et al 41 assert that lower resourced countries encourage diffusion of innovations that enhance efficiency, whereas better resourced jurisdictions encourage diffusion of complex, expensive technologies.

Considering these problems, in this paper, we propose a game-theoretic framework for distributed resource allocation in diffusion-based molecular communications.

There was a steady increase in use of Internet-based resources during the diffusion period of EBM.

Sectors were classified according to the highest aggregate impact on production and with respect to the widest diffusion of resources.

Where individuals fit in this intricate social web can affect multiple aspects of life history in wild animal populations, including breeding success [ 1], the discovery of food resources [ 2], the diffusion of novel behaviours [ 3] and the transfer of pathogens [ 4].

In Könnyű and Czárán (2013) a large number of different species are shown to coexist in a spatially extended system if they are all necessary to the (local) production of resources they all (locally) exploit, even if parasites evolve (depending on the diffusion rates of resources and of replicators).

The agency was established by representatives of more than 80 countries in October 1956, nearly three years after U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower's "Atoms for Peace" speech to the United Nations General Assembly, in which Eisenhower called for the creation of an international organization for monitoring the diffusion of nuclear resources and technology.