Sentence examples for resources in one from inspiring English sources

Such trade-offs would reflect the constraint for the pathogen of simultaneously investing in different traits: the allocation of limited resources in one trait has a negative impact on another trait (Pariaud et al. 2009; García-Arenal and Fraile 2013; Laine and Barrès 2013).

Thus, when school resources in one course is changed, this may havesubstantial effects on outcomes also in other courses, and the mechanism behindthese cross effects in this simple model is students' reallocation of effortbetween subjects: When school resources in one course increase it may be optimal forstudents to reduce effort in this course and increase leisure and effort in theother course.

But concentrating military resources in one district means others receive less attention.

Instead, they blame a political battle for control over resources in one of Africa's most weakly governed states.

That's why the Local Government Association is right to call for more devolved place-based funding and pooling of resources in one place.

John Foot, author of Calcio: A History of Italian Football has described the rivalry between Sicily's two biggest clubs as a "political battle" in which the two cities are left "fighting for resources in one of Italy's poorest and most corrupt of regions".

"Phoenix is healthy and the projections for solar power look good, so we want to take full advantage of having this resource in one of the most interesting locations on Mars," said Michael Meyer, chief scientist for the Mars Exploration Program at NASA Headquarters in Washington.

A 'fat' client can have its own internal contribution builder mechanisms and commit an entire contribution to the database via the contribution resource in one step.

The utilization is specified relative to the resources available in one of the two Virtex-5 LX330 FPGAs [34] available on the HAPS-52 prototyping board.

Although made in a developed country, this ruling makes the general point that if rationing is being employed, it is incumbent on the state to demonstrate that resources saved in one area are meeting important priorities elsewhere.

The latest Living Planet report, published on Tuesday, estimates that global demand for natural resources has doubled since 1996 and that it now takes 1.5 years to regenerate the renewable resources used in one year by humans.