Streamside
buffers offer multiple benefits, including filtering pollutants and cooling water, and providing habitat for pollinators and wildlife, Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn said.
As expected and shown in Figure 1, costs/L of
buffers tend to decrease as facility size and bioprocessing scales increase.
At that time, the county permit conditions were equivalent to DPR's 2013 recommended permit conditions plus an added requirement that areas treated within a 12-hour period that have overlapping
buffers are treated as a single field for the purpose of calculating
buffer zone distances.
Heying Zhang et al (2012) reported on multi-VC dynamic shared
buffers, they have proposed a novel multi-VC dynamic shared
buffer called DAMQ-PF (Dynamically Allocated Multi-queue-Prefetch).
Armorers, if you have any M240B/M240Ls on the list have your small arms maintenance shop check for the bad
buffers, which are stamped with an ID code date of January 2010 to June 2011.
Contrastively,
buffers in routers are designed to be larger than the bandwidth-delay product [13].
The work we have done shows this is not necessarily so;
buffers of unequal size placed appropriately between workstations can sometimes even lead to increases in effectiveness.
Riparian
buffers are used to protect water quality in a variety of environments and have the capacity to trap and remove sediment, phosphorus, and other contaminants.
Buffers differ from having a set inventory of finished castings because
buffers are part of work-in-process methods.
In doing so, they re-ceive the optimized
buffers from the local application and deliver them to the destination appliance for subsequent delivery to the remote application process.
Vegetative, or conservation,
buffers can serve many different purposes all aimed at the same goal--cleaner soil and water.
Leveraging its expertise in timing technology, IDT is the first in the industry to introduce LVDS fan-out
buffers that offer redundant clocking with glitchless switchover.