National, regional, and local governments, tribal leaders, and businessmen all looked to exploit this short-lived environment of rejuvenated optimism.
The liver is, due to its physiological function, a densely vascularised organ and can host metastases that exploit this environment by replacing the hepatocytes and coopting the vasculature.
To meet such assurances along with minimum energy consumption, this paper shows how a node's activation and rate assignment is dependent on its distance to event sources, and proposes a practical coverage and rate allocation (CORA) protocol to exploit this dependency in realistic environments.
For the sake of man's need to exploit the environment, I hope that many readers will infer its obvious applicability to the con sensus) job of man-caused global warming.
"We want robots to exploit the environment and use it to change the pose of the object in hand," Chavan-Dafle told TechCrunch.
In 1981, Henke took AOF board members into the Australian Alps for a board meeting, allowing him to exploit the environment to promote winter sport.
It has been suggested that developmental plasticity can affect evolution because the ability to grow in different ways opens a diverse treasure trove of options from which to generate new forms and ways to exploit the environment.
The absence of LALBA has therefore facilitated the divergence of the fur seal species during evolution and enabled this species to adopt a unique lactation phenotype to exploit their environment.
We may well continue to exploit our environment and yet somehow use it to survive.
Top predators are found to exploit their environment in predictable ways, providing the foundation for spatial management of large marine ecosystems.
As the society grows, its ability to exploit its environment increases, which in turn causes it to develop further.
