It does not take into consideration the spatial and temporal ecological benefits.
That is, the soft constraints hypothesis presupposes a control system selecting sequences of routines (sub-strategies) that tend to minimize performance costs measured in time for processing (i.e., temporal cost-benefit trade-offs).
Differences between the handheld and paper and pencil instruments in data entry, in data handling and transfer times, were seldom evaluated in these studies, yet, theoretically handheld computers offer enormous temporal and financial benefits that deserve further exploration in clinical research.
In this case, when increasing θ for data with high temporal correlation, the benefit of data correlation outweighs the loss due to less energy per sample.
Habitat manipulation strategies using hedgerows and strips of non-crop plants should be integrated with the farm landscape in a spatial and temporal way to benefit parasitoids and predators for natural biological control of insect pests.
Day-to-day and temporal average health benefit influences are a function of a) population demographics, b) physical and chemical environmental processes that define source-receptor relationships, and c) the magnitude of emissions at each source location.
Power efficiency, as related to the mean transmission power per packet, is also improved when the rate region used takes into account the benefits of temporal reuse.
Apart from precise geographic and temporal resolution, the obvious benefits of these means of data acquisition are the uniform units of measure which are central to the internal structure of a given macroeconomic theory.
Features and benefits are temporal.
While various levels of temporal aggregation have both benefits and limitations, a weekly time-series is standard for many surveillance systems [19].
