A digital database of georeferenced remote sensing images from 1936 to 1999 is used to quantify parabolic and barchan dune migration rates and surface reflectance, an indicator of vegetation cover, with evolving drought conditions in the twentieth century.
These investments allow a company to create a pricing strategy by building the capabilities it needs to routinely set prices for all its goods and services that fit with its positioning, with its customers, with its suppliers and with evolving market conditions.
At the same time, the DSS allows the decision maker to stay up-to-date with evolving meteorological conditions through direct access to the Regional Civil Protection website.
What the safety climate literature demonstrates is the criticality of adequately managing change such that sensible and practical safety policies and practices are kept up to date with evolving operational conditions and, perhaps most critically, consistently communicated and practiced across the organisation.
Transfers, too, have assumed a central role in some systems, with evolving incentives and conditions justifying their use.
In the latter especially, insufficient attention to all relevant aspects in detail (desegregation of cognitive domains, competence of staff by rank, properties by school and governorate), along with inability to detect evolving conditions in and around the CSP, has served to compromise equity, quality, costing and efficiency all the way from project strategy down to the classroom.
We trust but verify -- with frequent visits to validate need and evolving conditions.
In other words, we are dealing here not with accidental boundary conditions, but with evolved writing activity.
Identifying species that can reproduce sexually can help conservationists decide which corals to protect, as the true species are the ones with the most potential to evolve should conditions change, points out Richard Aronson, a marine biologist and paleoecologist at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab in Alabama.
Acute renal tubular necrosis (ATN), a common cause of acute renal failure, is a dynamic, rapidly evolving clinical condition associated with apoptotic and necrotic tubular cell death.
Consistent with data on populations evolving under controlled conditions, the model predicts that mean population fitness increases rapidly when populations face novel environments and then achieves a dynamic plateau, the rate of molecular evolution is remarkably constant over long periods of evolution, mutators are expected to invade and patterns of epistasis vary along the adaptive walk.
