However, in this case, only a consulting support can be foreseen, which should on the one hand encourage the personal responsibility of the local population.
Due to the fact that it can not be foreseen which data might be requested by users and which not, all the elements and attributes have to be considered relevant.
The European countries now envisage a fundamental reappraisal of their forest policies in order to raise forest output, but a gap is foreseen which by 1975 may be of the order of 40 to 70 million cubic meters, depending on the rate of economic growth achieved.
The design and R&D priorities which are foreseen to achieve these aims are briefly mentioned.
Radiation hardness is a critical design constraint for current and future generation silicon detectors, which are foreseen to undergo radiation fluences higher than 1×1014 cm−2 1-MeV nequivalentivalequivalent
In fact, government spending fell sharply after the war, the debt-to-G.D.P. ratio declined significantly and the balance of trade was very favorable — none of which are foreseen at this point.
Each article shall cover instruments already adopted, instruments which are foreseen but not yet adopted and all other future - that is unforeseen - instruments to be adopted by the Council during the financial year concerned.
The methodology for ongoing posts is based on three factors: staff turnover rates, as measured through separations; standard recruitment times; and the extent to which separations are foreseen, so that recruitment action can be anticipated and the effective lead time thus reduced.
Indeed, various fields of application can be foreseen for which meshing heterogeneous geometry is required, such as finite element simulations (in the case of heterogeneous materials and assemblies, for example), animation and visualization (medical imaging, for example).
Hereby a two-way path is foreseen in which educational psychologists are the integrative scholars as indicated by Coch and Ansari (Coch and Ansari 2009).
