Evolving the visual brain: computational rules suggested by brain scaling and niche adaptations.
Oldershaw has implemented large-scale and niche public relations programs that incorporate innovative thinking and detailed coordination for clients.
New technologies are needed for smaller scale, remote and niche applications to match many natural gas resources that will not be suitable for large-scale production of distillate products via syngas.
The data support the value of the staining procedure to study ecological questions about micro scale behavior and niche occupation of Mycobacterium in multi-species systems.
The aim of this study was to test the hypothesis that a plant-feeding nematode community composed of six species is structured by soil type and climate at the landscape scale, and that niche partitioning via these factors is consistent with the coexistence of the species.
First reported in 1988, this is not considered part of the species' natural suite of behavior: it seems to be a newly-learned behavior resulting from its continuing adaptation to large-scale range and niche expansion.
Right now companies are growing algae at R& D or demonstration scale, and small, niche-market companies are growing algae at comparable scales, but no one is doing it large scale appropriate for commodity markets," said Greene.
Respondents were also asked to indicate their attitudes about a group of four forest industry options: biomass/biofuels power generation, large scale timber processing, small scale timber processing, and niche marketing/production of wood products (responses ranged from 1 (strongly oppose) to 5 (strongly support)).
This method is well suited to systems engineering, especially in smaller scale start-up and niche engineering companies.
What's likely to emerge is a social networking market where there are multipurpose sites that have vast economies of scale, like Facebook and MySpace, and niche players, like LinkedIn, that find profitable business models, says David Hsu, a Wharton management professor.
