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2005
This chapter is concerned with approaches and techniques used in studying those aspects of parasitoid and predator life cycles that have an important bearing on the major topics covered by other chapters in this book. To illustrate what we mean, consider the female reproductive system of parasitoids which we discuss in some detail (section 2.3).
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This chapter is concerned with approaches and techniques used in studying those aspects of parasitoid and predator life cycles that have an important bearing on the major topics covered by other chapters in this book. To illustrate what we mean, consider the female reproductive system of parasitoids which we discuss in some detail (section 2.3).
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Veterinary Record, 2015
Jonathan Pycock is one of three equine claims consultants with the Veterinary Defence Society. His career in equine reproduction, and lecturing on the same topic, has given him the opportunity to work and travel widely, and ensure his work/life balance stays in ...
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Jonathan Pycock is one of three equine claims consultants with the Veterinary Defence Society. His career in equine reproduction, and lecturing on the same topic, has given him the opportunity to work and travel widely, and ensure his work/life balance stays in ...
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Nature Ecology & Evolution, 2019
Life stages in Bacillus subtilis are controlled by regulatory blocks that can be kept or lost across species in response to selection in different environments.
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Life stages in Bacillus subtilis are controlled by regulatory blocks that can be kept or lost across species in response to selection in different environments.
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Habitat International, 2018
While an ever-growing percentage of the world’s population is urban, the rate at which cities grow is not uniform. The lifetime of individual cities includes periods of fast growth, slow growth and periods of shrinkage. There exists an extensive literature concerned with possible means to manage specific pathologies.
Daniel Czamanski, Dani Broitman
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While an ever-growing percentage of the world’s population is urban, the rate at which cities grow is not uniform. The lifetime of individual cities includes periods of fast growth, slow growth and periods of shrinkage. There exists an extensive literature concerned with possible means to manage specific pathologies.
Daniel Czamanski, Dani Broitman
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The Life Cycles of Destination Life Cycle Models
2017Product Life Cycle (PLC) has always been a hot topic in the tourism literature. Butler's Tourism Area Lifecycle model and Plog's destination life cycle model have both been applied and analysed extensively in tourism destination development and lifecycle studies.
Sudipta Kiran Sarkar, Babu P. George
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Psychological Reports, 2000
Loneliness is a prevailing experience which every person has experienced. This subjective experience is influenced by one's personality and situational variables. In the present study, the influence of age and sex on the experience of loneliness were examined.
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Loneliness is a prevailing experience which every person has experienced. This subjective experience is influenced by one's personality and situational variables. In the present study, the influence of age and sex on the experience of loneliness were examined.
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Advances in Artificial Life, ECAL 2013, 2013
Human activities in outer space are producing increasing quantities of space “debris”. This well-known fact posits the question about the value and use of space technologies after their operation period has expired. Rather than calling these non-functional objects “debris”, we propose to treat them as “end-of-life allopoietic systems” with the ...
Maja Murnik, Spela Petric, Miha Tursic
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Human activities in outer space are producing increasing quantities of space “debris”. This well-known fact posits the question about the value and use of space technologies after their operation period has expired. Rather than calling these non-functional objects “debris”, we propose to treat them as “end-of-life allopoietic systems” with the ...
Maja Murnik, Spela Petric, Miha Tursic
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Information & Management, 1981
Abstract Life Cycle Management of electronic computer/communications systems is maturing after thirty years of experimentation and some false starts. This holistic concept provides an improved framework for planning, implementation and control of electronic hardware or software systems. It effects of symbiosis between users and suppliers who are both
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Abstract Life Cycle Management of electronic computer/communications systems is maturing after thirty years of experimentation and some false starts. This holistic concept provides an improved framework for planning, implementation and control of electronic hardware or software systems. It effects of symbiosis between users and suppliers who are both
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2002
Plasmodium species, as members of Apicomplexa, share many common morphological features. Each of the developmental stages in the life cycle of malaria parasites exhibits a remarkable conservation and distinct patterns of structural organization [1, 2].
Hisashi, Fujioka, Masamichi, Aikawa
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Plasmodium species, as members of Apicomplexa, share many common morphological features. Each of the developmental stages in the life cycle of malaria parasites exhibits a remarkable conservation and distinct patterns of structural organization [1, 2].
Hisashi, Fujioka, Masamichi, Aikawa
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