At this early stage certain issues were already emerging that were to remain alive for the next hundred years and that are to some extent still relevant today.
Collective actions among small producers from the same, or close-by, area overcome, at least to some extent, some relevant constraints faced by short chains when populated by individual farm/producers.
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The focus groups discussions revealed that the activities are to a large extent relevant to the beneficiaries, although there are important needs and priorities that have not been addressed, such as support to livelihood and income‐generating activities and to vocational training and employment for youth.
Secondly, a student questionnaire was used to determine whether the abilities addressed in the course are those relevant to students' content subjects, and to which extent relevant abilities are addressed in the academic literacy course.
Our results do pose a serious challenge to the universally accepted view that kin selection is the key component to explain altruistic behaviours that impose an absolute fitness cost to the actor and, to some extent, might be relevant to understand the origin (as opposed to the maintenance) of eusociality [ 28, 29].
However, in two other studies, the predictability was manipulated within features (Jiang et al., 2013) or spatial locations (Kok et al., 2012b) that were to a larger extent relevant for the correct task performance.
Community can only exist where individual members are in communication with one another so that there is, to some extent and in some relevant respect, a congruence of feeling, thought, and will among them.
The following model explores optimal (minimum 'cost') gaits given three assumptions concerning the fundamental properties of muscle: — the 'cost' of locomotion relates, to some relevant extent, to the volume of muscle activated not merely the mechanical work or power requirement.
In reality, of course, this is likely to be untrue: there are certainly differences in cross-bridge density, details of muscle biochemistry [ 16] and elastic recoil this last point being of relevance to both work and power constraints [ 6]. — the 'cost' of locomotion relates, to some relevant extent, to the volume of muscle activated not merely the mechanical work or power requirement.
