Sentence examples for terrestrial cost from inspiring English sources

Traditionally increased locomotor costs associated with the acquisition and maintenance of fat have been a factor in cost-benefit analyses of optimal fat reserves, despite there being no data regarding the terrestrial cost of fat storage [37], [38], [94], [95].

We also present and consider these data alongside the values reported by Ghesquiere and Bunkens, and Kuliukas et al. (Ghesquiere and Bunkens, 1991; Kuliukas et al., 2009) to provide a fuller picture of how wading costs vary with water depth and walking speed, and how they compare with terrestrial walking costs across the same range of speeds.

A terrestrial low-cost mobile mapping GNSS/IMU multi-camera system is used to test the performance of the stereo-based geometric constraint on a weak geometric network in a stop-and-go survey.

Table 6 Comparative times and costs associated with data capture methods Method Field time Complexity of logistics Post-processing time Costs Terrestrial laser scanning Low Medium to high Medium to high Medium to high Photogrammetry Low Medium Medium Medium Photographic reconstruction Low Low Medium Low.

Overall, invasive terrestrial plants cause costs of at least 3.7 billion EUR per year in Europe [99].

The State reimbursed $307,47049.7.7%) of the terrestrial rabies-associated costs, $263,24042.6.6%) was covered by third party payers, and $47,5647.7.7%) was paid by LHDs (Table 3).

The fact that total terrestrial variant-reimbursed costs are increasing despite a relatively stable enzootic state of rabies in NYS, and active prevention and control programs, should be considered when estimating the future savings potentially associated with use of control programs.

The NYSDOH reimbursement system provided funds to cover 52% of the total terrestrial rabies-associated costs ($406,428), about 34% was covered by third party health insurers (for PEPs), about 8% was covered by donations for vaccination clinics, and about 7% was covered by the LHDs.

The results here present the first empirical evidence supporting this suggestion that carrying this extra fat load incurs no additional energetic cost during terrestrial locomotion in these birds.

A homogenous study of the mechanical cost of terrestrial locomotion across a broad range of species, body sizes, and importantly locomotor postures is a priority for future research.

The average per capita cost for terrestrial rabies specimen preparation/submission was $0.03 (range = $0.0003 $0.05).