There he developed theories of household formation and marital sorting and investigated the consequences of intrahousehold specialisation in tasks for life cycle earnings and productivity.
Our linking of efficiency to the threshold is reasonable; in the honey bee, corpse-removal efficiency is positively correlated with the degree of specialisation upon the task, and thus presumably also with the sensitivity to the stimuli associated with honey bee corpses [63].
Open collaboration typically takes place on technologically mediated platforms (b) because networked communication tools allow the participation of massive numbers of users, an efficient allocation of tasks, and highly developed specialisation.
The learning progresses to a specialisation of the cerebellum in adaptation tasks, and a specialisation of striatal circuits in sequence learning.
Such specialisation has long been known to improve collective productivity [6] because learning allows individuals that focus on a subset of tasks to perform more efficiently than generalists (note however the exception to the rule provided by Dornhaus, 2008).
The professionalisation and specialisation of medical training today has come at the cost of inspired idiosyncrasy, he suspects.
We also illustrate architectures of specific applications as specialisation of a generic PlaceComm architecture.
It therefore supports the specialisation of early breast cancer care.
The concepts are connected by complex relationship networks that provide generalisation, specialisation and attribute relationships, for example, "focal pneumonia" is a specialisation of "pneumonia".
Our results show the molecular specialisation of PGT for the production of different classes of metabolites.
