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Further, "static" entities of biodiversity typically are protected using dynamic approaches to biodiversity conservation, as in methods that set conservation priorities on different places taking climate change into account.
The use of dynamic approaches to assess how these species will respond to climate change is a challenging issue and mechanistic models able to incorporate biological and evolutionary processes are a promising tool.
Electrogoniometers make it possible to measure joint angular displacements and have been mainly used to analyze changes in segmental postural coordination while using the dynamic approach to postural control (e.g., [ 95]).
Although van Boven et al [23], [64] and Hethcote [65] [69] used a dynamic approach to model pertussis transmission, these models were not used for economic analyses.
For example, SAT and ACT Vocabulary Builder by AccelaStudy uses a dynamic approach to flashcards by specifically focusing on words you've had trouble with.
A much faster approach using dynamic programming similar to that used in this paper is implemented in STELLS [ 6], which conditions on the ancestral configuration in each branch rather than the number of lineages.
The second purpose of this study was to illustrate how using a holistic and dynamic approach to the identification of the perceptions of these athletes' Olympic experiences can provide information relevant for the provision of individual ASP support to these athletes.
The baseline controller is designed using dynamic inversion approach that exploits the time scale separation principle.
Probabilistic approaches using dynamic data are often used to reduce reservoir uncertainties and improve matching.
Similarly, the authors in [29] exploited an optimal resource allocation scheme to meet outage probability constraint by using dynamic programming (DP) approach.
An approach using dynamic virtual device mounting is found to be the most promising solution for recontextualization due to inherent interoperability and support in all major operating systems.
