Observed dbh-height and crown allometries, as well as stand attributes, suggest that trees respond to denser packing in the intermediate development stage (stem exclusion stage) by increased investments in height growth, presumably because of strong resource competition, particularly for light.
Efficient and robust communication networks require strong resource allocation schemes, especially for ad hoc networks or sensor networks in which power energy is rare and limited.
The trouble is that PBL and outcome-based curricula require a strong resource base and rigorous programme management for their success [ 55], things that are hard to come by in Kenya.
Of course, the geometrical tradition provides an exceptionally strong mathematical resource for this enterprise.
However, knowing that you have provided students and their teachers or professors with a strong, challenging resource for information and ideas is a source of pride and gives one a feeling to cherish.
For undocumented students, the Web site of the Illinois Association for College Admission Counseling has strong resources, as does Educators For Fair Consideration.
Standard & Poor's: –"Strong financial resources for the rating category, with 2008 unrestricted resources equal to 363.5% of operating expenses and 278.9% of pro-forma debt;" –"Solid niche as a selective, liberal arts college for women, with comprehensive academic programs and strong student quality;" –"High per-student endowment at June 30 , 2008 of $349,349".
Without strong human resources for health (HRH), health systems are unable to provide primary health and preventive services, diagnose and treat patients, and administer life-saving pharmaceuticals.
Led by one-time lift mechanic, Dave Oliver and career nurse, Ged Kearney, the movement doubled down on its strongest resource – its active membership – to fight for the values of Australian egalitarianism understood within it.
This is the site's strongest resource.
