The Cycling Time: Implications for Adaptation?
Allelic Diversity and Its Implications for the Rate of Adaptation
... evolutionary implications attached to allelic-diversity measures, particularly in structured ...long-term adaptation to the new ...long-term adaptation than gene-frequency ...
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Forests Policies and Programmes in India: Implications for Climate Change Adaptation
... integrating adaptation and mitigation options into planning process are increasingly becoming an integral part of ...their implications for climate ...primary implications are towards biodiversity ...
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Autonomous adaptation to riverine flooding in Satkhira District, Bangladesh: implications for adaptation planning
... Conversion of agricultural land for aquaculture can be con- sidered a transformational adaptation accommodating flooding. It involves the cultivation of fresh-water prawn and fish on land previously used for ...
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Metabolic adaptation to weight loss: implications for the athlete
... caloric intake is raised slightly above maintenance levels, and the increase in caloric intake is predominantly achieved by increasing carbohydrate consumption. While studies have utilized refeeding protocols that last ...
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Justice implications of adaptation to Climate Change and its governance
... 3 developing countries will suffer from climate change more than industrialized nations (Parry et al., 2007; Rosenweig et al. 2007). Adaptation, as much as GHG mitigation, have been framed as a problem of ...
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Energy limitation of cyanophage development : implications for marine carbon cycling
... sharing, adaptation, distribution and reproduction in any medium or format, as long as you give appropriate credit to the original author(s) and the source, provide a link to the Creative Commons license, and ...
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Cotton farming and N cycling : adaptation to climate change
... (N) cycling, particularly nitrification and denitrification plays an important role in the availability of N in soils for plant uptake, and hence changes in these processes due to global change may considerably ...
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The Neuromuscular Responses to Eccentric Cycling and the Implications for Athletic Development
... Eccentric cycling is a quadriceps dominant activity (as highlighted in Chapter 5) and the absence of any significant change in eccentric quadriceps strength after 8-weeks of eccentric cycling was ...
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Great Britain adults’ opinions on cycling: Implications for policy
... creating cycling policies, this, then, is the intended contribution of this paper: within the Great Britain context at least – what do the public think? The authors undertook two large-scale surveys of opinions ...
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Understanding urban cycling behaviours in space and time
... Figure 4-3: Percentage of reported cycle trips by district in Tyne and Wear (2003-2011) Data source: Tyne and Wear Household Travel Survey from 2003-2011 CP was determined by computing the frequency of departures and ...
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Subsurface microbial hydrogen cycling: natural occurrence and implications for industry
... hydrogen cycling is relevant to subsurface engineered environments where hydrogen-cycling microorganisms are implicated in gas consumption and production and corrosion in a number of industries including ...
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Cycling in Toronto: Route Choice Behavior and Implications to Infrastructure Planning
... the cycling network is limited with a coverage of around ...and time, the length of the trip, the average speed of the trip as well as a sequential ...
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Seabed Resuspension in the Chesapeake Bay: Implications for Biogeochemical Cycling and Hypoxia
... and time due to multiple factors and is difficult to measure, however, motivating a modeling approach to quantify how sediment resuspension and transport affect estuarine biogeochemis- ...
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Real-time Embodied Agent Adaptation
... III. T HE A DAPTIVE AVATAR The focus of the framework proposed in this section is the ability to adapt the animation of the ECA to changing con- versational requirements. Two primary routes can be taken to enable this ...
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In another time and place: The Handmaiden as an adaptation
... performing Korean fi lm by a wide margin, beating Park ’ s own Oldboy at £316,000 (Gant 2017, 9). As Charles Gant points out in his Sight & Sound report, ‘ that ’ s a remarkable result ’ , consider- ing the relatively ...
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An Integration Adaptation for Real-Time Datawarehousing
... To override this situation and save more time, the data do not get lengthways the whole treatments they must receive. Some organizations mistakenly escapes some treatments that are essentials; essentials because ...
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Microbial associations with macrobiota in coastal ecosystems : patterns and implications for nitrogen cycling
... archaeal microbes for this animal- regenerated N remains to be determined. J Hypotheses to further our understanding of N- based microbial function in the coastal ocean Concerns about how marine ecosystems will respond ...
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Implications of accounting for land use in simulations of ecosystem carbon cycling in Africa
... transport and storage, which also contribute to reducing the reported yield, will not influence the NECB. 4 Conclusions We demonstrate the implications of introducing dynamic land management and land cover to a ...
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Wind Induced Coal Plant Cycling Costs and the Implications of Wind Curtailment for
... induced cycling on PSCo’s coal- fired units is estimating the number of cycling events that are directly attributable to ...result, cycling costs can not be input into the models for purposes of ...
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Cycling more for safer cycling
... More cycling leads to more accidents? The examples described above all led, despite the decreasing risk faced by cyclists, to a higher number of bicycle accidents or cyclist victims when the number of bicyclists ...
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