The significant introduction of a change in working practices, created by technology, can spark this.
He discouraged Philip Johnson from including a photograph of the Riehl House in an exhibition of his work mounted at the Museum of Modern Art in 1947 — the first significant introduction of Mies's architecture to American audiences.
Subsequent to the planting at Nandi Hills, the next significant introduction of Eucalyptus was in the Nilgiri hills, Tamil Nadu, in 1843, and later (1856) where regular plantations of E. globulus were raised to meet the demands for firewood, from 1856 (Wilson, 1972).
The results indicate that both storm runoff volumes and peak flows associated with a given amount of rainfall provided evidence of a significant decrease after the introduction of improved land management.
Opposition to the NP role is a significant barrier to the introduction of great numbers of ED NPs as a strategy to overcome the medical workforce shortage.
The entire coalescent network appears to have been originally generated by nursery genotypes, thus suggesting a significant number of introductions is likely to have been caused by the movement of infected ornamental plants both at short and long distances.
Still, it represents a significant improvement over the introduction of the previous version of Sony's console, the PlayStation 3. Sony sold 500,000 PS3s, released in November 2006, in the United States and Japan during its first month on the market.
EGR systems will suffer a significant evolution with the introduction of NOx after-treatment and the proliferation of more complex EGR architectures such as low pressure EGR or dual EGR.
RBC said: SSE is potentially a significant winner from the introduction of the UK capacity market which we forecast will add just over £300m of EBITDA.
The enhanced hydrodynamic function of the SSAV suggests that the proposed design together with the advanced POSS PCU material can represent a significant step towards the introduction of polyurethane valves into the clinical application.
Further, the see-and-avoid requirement has become a significant barrier to the introduction of unmanned aircraft (UA) into the NAS [3].
