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Doing so, accelerates the scientific breakthroughs that will be necessary to avoid even higher concentrations of carbon in the atmosphere.
The results indicate that in some cases a closed loop process control will be necessary to avoid over-cleaning.
They will also be essential to achieving the reductions in greenhouse gas emissions that most scientists think will be necessary to avoid the worst consequences of climate change.
Certain provisos would be necessary to avoid unintended consequences, such as having longer tenancies voided or notice being given when any qualifying period approached.
More restrictions on the number of buses passing through College Green will be necessary to avoid major traffic jams in Dublin, the city council's chief executive has said.
Reduction in overpressure and negative pressure may be necessary to avoid failure, to improve the efficiency of operation and to avoid fatigue of system components.
Second, it allows for tighter error limitation, which is shown to be necessary to avoid rapid error accumulations for simulations on large-scale models with long travel times.
Even if that committee is successful, more tough work will be necessary to avoid, a few years down the road, another crisis over the deficit.
Now Morley and his Lions team-mates have a week to make the huge improvements that will be necessary to avoid a much heavier defeat next Saturday against an Australia team who have already beaten the Kiwis twice.
Can net immigration, the prime cause of population growth, be reduced to the level of about 40,000 a year, which will be necessary to avoid our population reaching 70 million?
Economist Jeffrey Sachs said carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) technology and nuclear energy will be necessary to avoid catastrophic climate change, comments made as part of a presentation at the Asia Society in New York Monday night.
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