But the large-scale crossover work remains a rarity, due to its prohibitive expense in such straitened times for the music industry.
Because of the sheer bulk, not to mention the prohibitive expense, of a general collection embracing the stamps of all nations and all periods, most collectors turn to specialized fields.
Risk assessment of complex mixtures is complicated by the wide variation in the composition of common mixtures, such as diesel exhaust, and the prohibitive expense of testing a virtually unlimited diversity of such mixtures (U.S. EPA 2001).
So even from a heartless, self-interested economic point of view, it is perverse to be locking up at prohibitive expense people who have a lot to contribute to Australia.
Direct time integration of full, nonlinear, finite element models can provide accurate results, but at a prohibitive computational expense.
The prevalence figures shown, however, do provide minimum estimates for the whole population; they are useful in the absence of a population based random sample of the region which is unlikely in the foreseeable future due to the competing demands and prohibitive expense of research in such a remote, culturally diverse environment.
But the prohibitive expense of getting to Brazil – coupled with a Fifa diktat insisting their barefooted team play in boots – meant the Indians too eventually opted out.
Another is the prohibitive expense involved.
How can businesses implement redundancy while avoiding prohibitive expense or inefficiency?
With the rise of Bus Rapid Transit BRTT) and the prohibitive expense of new subway construction (with the exception, it seems, of China), you could interpret ghost stations as a sign of the inherent inflexibility of subway systems.
While these materials have seen instances of success, each has inherent shortcomings including prohibitive expense, poor protein stability, poorly defined growth factor release and less than desirable mechanical properties.
