meaning if you want to move around more quickly it’s going to cost you air, which was honestly just annoying more than anything. It’s certainly a unique concept that adds tension, but with how easy it was to stack up a decent supply of air I rarely felt like I was in danger of ...
the outset that the environment is constant, the life-cycle of the helminth is an autonomous process (i.e. if all rates that determine births, deaths or transitions of one stage to the next are constants), and then an approach very similar to the microparasite case can be meaning- ful....
However, it is easier to understand the ecological meaning of associating Allee effects with this model if we suppose that only the logistic colonization term directly suffers from Allee effects. The resulting model is also well defined, and therefore we can naturally examine it by Monte Carlo ...
After about 1 ps, the atoms in the spike (if it is dense enough) get a Maxwell-Boltzmann-like distribution of kinetic energies, i.e. behave like a thermodynamic system [28]. This justifies the use of the word “thermal” or “heat” spike (both terms are used with the same meaning,...
1). Today the site is 4.3 km from the coast, with the steep bathymetric profile meaning it would have still been within 5 km during the lower sea levels of MIS316. Laili is unusual as sediment, including organic components, has accumulated there through colluvial and aeolian input ...
A general meaning of percolation is leaching or seepage and it is a term mostly related to the technical operations such as filtration or extraction; e.g., the movement and filtering of fluids through porous materials. This general meaning does not apply to the percolation theory, which attempts...
or multiple targets, which can provide more accurate and meaningful information than a single pixel, and it is obvious that image analysis and understanding based on multiple segmentation targets is better than image analysis and understanding based on isolated pixel points with no semantic meaning. ...