Associated costs of mitigation-driven translocation in small lizards

Behavioral thermoregulation in lizards: importance of associated costs.

The Puerto Rican lizard Anolis cristatellus behaviorally regulates body temperature in an open habitat but passively tolerates lower and more variable temperatures in an adjacent forest where basking sites are few and distant. Thermoregulation may be adaptive only when costs resulting from associated losses of time and energy are low.

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Asymptomatic small bowel serosa translocation of intra uterine device, A case report

Introduction: One of the serious complications of intra uterine device (IUD) is uterine perforation and translocation of it to abdominal organs. Translocation is usually accompanied with abdominal or pelvic pain and absence of string in vaginal examination. Therefore, it was decided to report an asymptomatic case of translocation of IUD to small bowel serosa with presence of string in vaginal e...

Small Firms and Offshore Software Outsourcing: High Transaction Costs and Their Mitigation

It seems surprising that small firms engage in offshore outsourcing given that they lack the resources that large firms possess to overcome the difficulties involved. We examine these factors using transaction cost theory’s three stages: contact costs, contract costs, and control costs. Then, using our field data from small client firms (in the United States and the United Kingdom), intermediar...

Mitigation of Delayed Management Costs in Transaction-Oriented Systems

+Suffolk University, Boston *TD Ameritrade Abstract Abundant examples of complex transaction­oriented networks (TONs) can be found in a variety of disciplines, including information and communication technology, finances, commodity trading, and real estate. A transaction in a TON is executed as a sequence of subtransactions associated with the network nodes, and is committed if every subtransa...