This in turn boosted population growth and freed workers from the land, allowing for the development of specialised urban trades.Ancient capitalism was a distant varietal.
Coal made this easy to do, because it had boosted population and efficiency — so that everywhere there were more people and less work — and had also made travel cheaper than ever before.
There's a discussion with a migration agency about how to boost population growth in the state, a subject that has become more fraught in political circles since the One Nation resurgence.
Although rural couples whose first child is a girl, and parents who are only children themselves have been allowed to have a second child for roughly a year, it has failed to boost population growth.
Over a 50-year time horizon, we find that populations of California gnatcatchers and Pacific pocket mouse are highly variable, and the pocket mouse is particularly prone to decline, despite prescribed burns designed to boost population viability.
In other words, it's a good thing if low-income women get pregnant because they are unable or unwilling to pay the monthly co-pay for contraceptives; it helps to boost population.
The introduction of this plant enabled the southern pastoralists to become more sedentary and efficient herders, thus boosting population density and cattle count in the region.
Vaccination strategies include targeting people at risk of adverse health outcomes and boosting population immunity to prevent transmission.
17, 22 If 23% of larval development sites are outdoors, start of the rainy season may boost population development by providing needed water in desiccated containers.
A disturbance with frequency low enough to allow plant reproduction can create open habitats for colonization and boost population size, as is the case of El Rincon population (del Castillo and Blanco-Macías 2007).
Roll on the population table for each action spent boosting population.
