Through this and other measures, including extension of long- and short-term credit to developing companies and the establishment of savings banks to augment resources, the Brussels banks created a new type of financial organization, the industrial banking system, which would soon be imitated by the French, the Germans, and later the English-speaking world.
Due to the frequency of droughts, a majority of households around the periurban centers and along Turkwel River undertake many activities to augment resources from livestock production.
This is essential to build institutions in developing countries to implement reform programmes and also to augment resources to meet the high costs of implementing the provisions needed to make domestic rules conform to international rules and to overcome serious supply-side constraints.
These results indicated that genome-wide measurements could be used to discover support genes in need of protection to augment resource redistribution activity.
Three potential causal hypotheses were explored to explain the edge effect on horned lizards: (1) invasions of exotic ant species reducing potential prey for the lizards; (2) road avoidance and road associated mortalities; and (3) predation from a suite of avian predators whose occurrence and abundance may be augmented by resources available in the suburban habitat.
The generic nature of cloud computing allows resources to be purchased on-demand, especially to augment local resources for specific large or time-critical tasks.
At a news conference last week, David Hawley, a spokesman for the fund, said that "emerging market countries have expressed readiness to augment the resources of the fund".
Augmenting the resources that GSAS provides to all students, graduate student groups support these multiple identities and help you thrive academically and grow personally.
Mobile Cloud Computing enables mobile devices to augment constrained resources such as processing, storage, and battery autonomy by using the cloud infrastructure.
Nurses have been challenged to share responsibility with the legal system to augment the resources available to patients with liability-related injuries, crime victims, and perpetrators or suspects in police custody.
Before 1945, forceful territorial conquest was largely seen as legitimate: After all, states depended on territory for their security and wealth, and thus seizing territory to augment natural resources, expand their population, or build more secure boundaries, was a tempting prospect.
