The complexity of dam development and operation is exacerbated by the extended temporal and spatial scale of their impact, thus placing a heavy burden on management- and planning capacity.
"Some courts have held that the mere observation of the pet by a member of the building's staff is sufficient to constitute discovery by the board," he said, adding that at least one Manhattan judge has said that that standard places too heavy an administrative burden on management.
Cooperative arrangements have functioned to devolve some of the responsibilities of management to the cooperative – allowing fishermen greater operational flexibility in achieving individual or community goals, while reducing the burden of management on formal managing bodies.
Due to higher quantity of fuel use, these cookstoves increase the burden on fuel management.
To answer this question, we must begin by differentiating between the administrative burden on the managements of individual plants and that on the central manufacturing staff.
Whilst movement can be promoted through reconnection of habitat or via active translocations (Weeks et al. 2011), recent analyses suggested that the extent to which such interventions will be necessary for vertebrates may impose infeasible burdens on ecological management agencies (Vander Wal et al. 2013).
This places a burden on upper level management to keep junior managers motivated and learning.
Mobile healthcare (mHealth) is expected to become one of the biggest technology breakthroughs that will help reduce the burden on chronic disease management in the future.
Nonetheless image-based point cloud models provide an opportunity to extract as-built semantic information (i.e., progress, productivity, quality and safety) through the content of the images, are easy to use, and do not need add burden on the project management teams by requiring expertise for data collection or analysis.
Publicity measures should be effective throughout the duration of the licence and should not involve imposing a disproportionate administrative burden on users, collective management organisations or rightholders, and without the need to inform each rightholder individually.
Concerns for host studies centred on management burden, trial complexity, compatibility between the two studies, and impacts on trial design and relationships with collaborators.
