Moreover, due to the growing demand of embedded systems, a wide range of portable devices, e.g., mobile phones, smartphones, e-books, and relevant products, have been popularized in the market, and extended developments look promising.
Kegler [ 55] identified the importance of drawing on existing local leadership, and extending development opportunities to new leaders.
h) Adopt a more strategic approach to putting issues of gender on the programming agenda, including tracking and extending development of existing initiatives and their adaptation within the policies and programmes of other ministries.
The elevated respiration of (simw ); OreR larvae at 25° may reduce growth efficiency (i.e., growth per assimilated calorie) via inefficiencies in OXPHOS that require incompatible larvae to use more energy stores at 25° to maintain ATP pools, leaving less energy to be allocated to accumulating the mass required to commit to metamorphosis, and extending development time.
Intraspecific competition among larvae within the same bean can result in reduced survival, extended development time, and reduced adult size at emergence (e.g., Messina 1991).
The latter's been known about for some time, and is the most plausible explanation for Half-Life 3's extended development – 'Source 2' will be the studio's third major game engine.
At 28°, the mitochondrial nuclear incompatibility extended development time of (simw ); OreR individuals by almost 3 days, relative to the other genotypes.
He added more planes to speed the flight testing and extended the development phase by 13 months.
Once known chiefly for its pop culture CD-ROM magazine called Launch, the company diversified and extended its development to become one of the better-connected online music media companies.
The taphonomic and sedimentologic context of fossiliferous horizons indicates that low-diversity, old-growth stands of gigantic cordaitaleans blanketed distal interfluves and inactive parts of the megafan, environs marked by limited deposition and extended paleosol development.
