Kirk (2003) investigated the trade-off involved in root requirements for internal aeration and optimal characteristics for nutrient uptake, and the model developed predicted that the current structure of rice roots, whereby a coarse aerenchymous primary root contained numerous fine, short lateral roots, would be the optimum combination to satisfy the needs for nutrient uptake and root aeration.
Tu et al. (2006) first proposed this model to address this inference problem with an additional requirement, rooted in domain knowledge, that the random walk could visit any node at most once.
The industry's response to this deep-rooted requirement, has been to create each building from scratch -- reinventing the wheel with each and every building.
And though millions of English-speaking American students study a foreign language in high school each year, their reasons are often pragmatic and short-lived, rooted in the requirements of many colleges that they have two years of foreign language on their transcripts.
Instead, Feuer said, his objection to the notification requirement was rooted in concerns it would force the LAPD to prolong the time inmates would otherwise remain behind bars, which several courts have ruled unconstitutional.
In our view, no curricular reforms will work until the scientific model is replaced by a more appropriate model rooted in the special requirements of a profession.
LatTrans is extremely fast and efficient relative to the other algorithms, but its requirement of strictly bifurcating, rooted trees makes it an inappropriate choice for phylogenomic analyses.
Another difference between the algorithms is the requirement that the test tree be rooted.
Those requirements, Justice Breyer said, were deeply rooted in the law and in thousands of years of human history "which traces back to at least Aristotle".
One factor contributing to these high light requirements is the reducing sediments to which seagrasses are rooted.
Any waiver of the lie-detector mandate may require congressional approval due to a 2010 law that introduced the requirement to root out corruption and misconduct after an earlier hiring surge doubled the size of the Border Patrol in eight years.
