Distribution of resources

However, these sorts of concerns, we repeat, depend on resolution of other sorts of larger questions involving an adequate understanding of justice and fair distribution of resources. For instance, the answer to the empirical question of how the permeation of computers affects the status quo or whether computers contribute to the centralization or decentralization of power will not resolve the questions of whether the status quo should be maintained and whether centralization or decentralization of power is the better arrangement. 

X. G. Zhu, E. de Sturler, and S. P. Long, Optimizing the distribution of resources between enzymes of carbon metabolism can dramatically increase photosynthetic rate A numerical simulation using an evolutionary algorithm. Plant Physiol. 145(2), 513 526 (2007). 

Nevertheless, conducting economic analysis from other perspectives, in addition to the societal perspective, is important. This is because the costs of medical care may not be borne solely by the same parties who stand to benefit from it. Economic analysis of medical care often raises vexing ethical problems related to equity, distribution of resources, and responsibility for the health of society s members. Economic analysis from multiple perspectives shed light on the equity issues associated with new interventions. 

So what did the committee do What we did was interview the tenured women faculty, the untenured women faculty, and the department chairmen. We also collected data on the distribution of resources for research, on rewards and compensation, and on the inclusion of women on important committees. Then together we put the data out on the table and looked at it. 

Reports from German regulators indicate that distinguishing between political and scientific activities creates a good working environment, where everyone is fully aware of the others remit. An even distribution of resources between the authorities enables each authority to fulfil its responsibilities without depending on another for further input. Shared structures allow for a close work environment with good communication and co-ordinated prioritisation between administrations. 

The management, security of, and distribution of resources at the disaster site. 

Lastly, damage associated with this pollution is a cause of social costs which are born by the community and which are not taken into account in the benefit provided by a car trip. These costs, described as "external", are not included in the transportation prices, a factor which causes imbalances and a non-optimal distribution of resources. Their extent is undisputed but, in many cases, has still to be quantified. A number of initiatives are looking into this. 

B. C. was characterized by temples, urban centers, markets, art, trade, writing, special crafts and militarism. Archeological evidence indicates that these people early developed a stratified society with adequate facilities for the regulation of production and distribution of resources, even if on a comparatively small scale. 

Water voles, Arvicola terrestris L., in Western Siberia inhabit wet-lands in summer. The harsh Siberian climate (cold winters) causes the young-of-the-year to move from summer wet habitats to dry sites (meadows), where they winter in underground tunnels. In spring, the voles return to wet habitats again and breed (Panteleyev, 1968). In accordance with Burkey-Stenseth s (1994) model, in which long winters and patchy distribution of resources decrease the stability of populations and cause population crashes, the breeding... 

Due to geogrtq)hic distribution of resources of energy and lack of uniformity of population-concentration in the country, the demand for electricity leads Indonesia to consider that the nuclear energy is the energy for the future. 

Social inequality characterized by markedly unequal distribution of resources and access to these resources, especially where the economy is in decUne and there is, as a result, more social inequality and more competition for resources. 

Several other factors may also influence effective resource distribution. However, the aforementioned examples constitute those of primary importance to our discussion here. We wish to re-emphasize that the distribution of resource units is often very different and the availability of resources less abundant than first appears. We now turn our attention to the means by which foraging insects search for resources. 

Zak and Frank [41] are pioneers who used discrete Markov Chain in finite state to describe a stochastic nature of supply and demand under centralized distribution of resources. The outcome shows that the size of system loss has close relations with functions of the system, the initial inventory level and allocation of resourees. To avoid material shortage and resources inactiveness, they designed mathematical models in different situations and algorithms applying brand and bound method to optimize the initial inventory and resource allocation. The goal of those measures was to minimize total system costs of losses. 

At its regular session in the third year after entry into force of this Convention, the Conference, on the basis of a report of the Director-General, may also decide on the distribution of resources available for verification under Section B between PSF-plants and other chemical production facilities. Otherwise, this distribution shall be left to the expertise of the Technical Secretariat and be added to the weighting factors in paragraph 11. 

There is no set rule on what the correct distribution of resources on the three functions should be industries vary greatly in which functions are more resource intense based on the industry maturity, government safety oversight model, government-industry interaction (collaborative or contentious), complexity of industry operations, high-risk industry operating enviromnent, and public exposure to risk. But certainly, there are economies of scale that can be considered when looking at detailed safety activities within each of the three functions. Many times, activities that do not require unique skills can be bundled. 

Social Justice Work is work that we do in the interest of securing human rights, an equitable distribution of resources, a healthy planet, democracy, and a space for the human spirit to thrive. —Innosanto Nagara, Co-founder Design Action Collective (quoted in Riley 2008, p. 4). 

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