One type of environmental change under scrutiny is the foundation of a new population into a novel environment, the persistence of which is envisaged as a race between demographic and evolutionary process (Gomulkiewicz and Holt 1995).
The value of climate change science, under scrutiny following the release last fall of hacked e-mails from a U.K. research group and the dismal results of the Copenhagen climate summit, received a vote of confidence today with the announcement of the 2010 winners of the Blue Planet Prize.
Now, as the review Mr. Obama has ordered goes forward, the results of the previous changes are coming under scrutiny, with some of the harshest criticism aimed at the National Counterterrorism Center, the clearinghouse established after 9/11 to "connect the dots" between the findings of disparate agencies.
People change their behaviour under scrutiny, and lie on questionnaires.
But, by golly, we are green and cuddly, like a Martian teddy bear.Yet at a time when policies on climate change are coming under scrutiny, the European Union's flagship programme, the emission-trading scheme, is in serious trouble.
The film night and other programming changes are now coming under scrutiny.
The practice, in which telecommunication companies swap capacity on each other's networks and record the deals as revenue even when no cash changes hands, has come under scrutiny in Washington, where the Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating how Global Crossing accounted for $100 million of such deals with Qwest Communications International.
That's especially so given the company's admission that the deal doesn't require it to change certain practices now under scrutiny.
It worked, and it hardly cost any money". But in a Trump administration eager to roll back federal government action to confront climate change, Energy Star has come under scrutiny.
In other words, KPP allows one to extract immediate and visual insights about cumulative change in each pathway under scrutiny.
