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Thus, a robust land-based culture of diverse ornamental species also has the potential to offset the 'roving bandits' syndrome, in which marine resources are serially depleted farther and farther away from local governances in response to global markets (Berkes et al. 2006).
That means a bigger rover and a more robust landing system that can put down on the proverbial sixpence.
An exhaustive analysis in India found "a robust link between land reform and poverty reduction".
The drone also has obstacle avoidance and a fairly robust landing system.
"Despite the robust Land Registry data, we stick to the view that house prices are likely to rise at a more retrained restrained rate over the coming months," said Howard Archer, chief economist at IHS Global Insight.
The trade-offs between model rigor and relevance suggest an adaptive management approach to modeling is needed to improve the integration of stakeholder knowledge into robust land use models.
Detailed quantitative knowledge of this WTP– distance relationship is of utmost importance for accurate modelling of land markets, and for the design and implementation of effective and robust land consolidation schemes.
They also create robust landing page tabs featuring brand content and viral tools, measure all Facebook page activity and, for global brands functioning in different languages, they've establish a streamlined global presence with local content controlled by local markets.
Applying a robust tax on land that discourages holding it from development, coupled with subsidies for needed businesses (like grocery stores) can help ensure that urban land is used properly, all while promoting the public good of food access.
Multi-proxy palaeoecological evidence at Kuk provides a robust vegetation history and land use chronology for the Upper Wahgi Valley for the late Pleistocene and Holocene, including the emergence of an agricultural landscape by 7000 cal BP.
