The distinctive natural traits of the Pripet Marshes are a wide development of saturated sandy lowlands, intersected by a dense network of rivers with weakly cut riverbeds and wide floodlands, and a prevalence of pine forests amid the wide expanse of low-lying bogs and marshes.
The southern side is dominated by a wide development of organisms, mainly passive filter-feeders such as octocorals, adapted to live in environments characterised by high hydrodynamic conditions [37].
Finally, several directions for future research have been proposed: increased LCA modelling for sustainability evaluation, a wider development of cleaner production strategies focused on circular design, and finally the adoption of a comprehensive accounting of input and output flows, in order to assign appropriate weights to flows and benefits that are most often disregarded.
In the Arcades Project he makes the loss of aura part of a wider development: the spread of a disenchanted awareness that uniqueness, including the uniqueness of the traditional artwork, has become a commod ity like any other commodity.
The extensive testing in Arizona is part of a wider development process, Mr. Castelli said.
None of the 214 flats in the tower are classed as affordable, although it was built as part of a wider development that included 30% low-cost comes.
The meeting is part of the wider development of a citywide Climate Action Plan being created to reduce emissions through policy and planning.
From a broader perspective, this low priority is a mistake, because family planning programmes have a wide array of development benefits that often are under-appreciated.
His résumé includes working as a consultant for the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organizationn as a young man and subsequent involvement in a wide range of development projects in Asia, Africa and Latin America.
Though each region exhibits a wide range of development, there are recurrent themes among the cultures, and within each culture the importance of mythology itself varies.
"Our findings strengthen the evidence that good nutrition is a fundamental driver of a wide range of development goals, and while the impetus for improving nutrition today is stronger than ever, the costs of inaction are enormous".
