- ...Turner
- The author is now on the faculty of the
Department of Computer Science, 5752 Neville Hall, University of Maine, Orono,
ME 04469. He is also affiliated with the Marine Systems Engineering
Laboratory (MSEL) of the Autonomous Undersea Systems Insitute (AUSI). This
paper was presented at the 12th International Workshop on
Distributed Artificial Intelligence, and it is available in hardcopy form from
the University of New Hampshire Department of Computer Science as TR #93-01.
- ...one;
- In terms of heads of cattle, fed when the resource is not
stressed; it would be exactly one if
were less than 
.
- ...field.
- This
assumes constant disturbance (e.g., by continued grazing), since weeds, being
relatively r-selected [\protect\citenameRicklefs, 1990], will likely not be the climax
community; the climax community, however, would probably not be pastureland
again, either.
- ...,
- Which, via the motive of profit or
the pressure of increased population, will ultimately be the fate of almost
any resource.
- ...observes,
- Which ultimately arise from
some sort of coordination and may not, in any case, preserve the commons:
witness the problem of attaining the ``maximum sustainable yield'' in
fisheries by setting catch limits.