As Paul Tough explains in "Whatever It Takes," Canada "believed that he could find the ideal intervention for each age of a child's life, and then connect those interventions into an unbroken chain of support".
'Care and love' Ms. Sangha and Ms. Devi's counselling relationship is one link in an intricate chain of support for women and children that is extending slowly across India.
The parallel crystalline component, which was assumed to be a kind of taut tie chain to support the mechanical toughness of the bulk sample, was found to be lower in population for ETFE 2-components sample and higher for the copolymer samples containing the third monomer component.
Brighton and Hove city council has put £7,000 into the scheme to help the city's unusually high number of independent shops which lack the financial might of a chain to support them.
While TISCA affects a wide range of companies, those that use more raw materials and have longer supply chains are inherently at greater risk of supporting slave labor.
The true structure of science is better compared to a web, in which there are interlinking chains of support for any single part.
About 1772 the fashion of carrying a watch in each waistcoat fob pocket was introduced (though one watch was usually false); watch fobs consisted of chains supporting seals.
Clearer water allows light to penetrate deeper, encouraging the growth of various aquatic plants, which produce oxygen and become part of the food chain, supporting larger populations of fish and other animals.
We present OASIS as a part of a tool chain supporting the application of a safety engineering workflow aligned with the automotive safety standard ISO 26262.
That trend has somewhat strengthened the position of policymakers and food chain stakeholders supporting food "relocalization" world-wide (e.g. Forssell and Lankoski, 2014; Ilbery and Maye, 2006; Selfa and Qazi, 2005, O'Hara and Stagl, 2001).
