In light of the sensitive conditions under which they operate, their comparatively small critical mass, their continuing isolation, and their tenuous connections with the other sectors of the Palestinian people, it may be too fanciful to believe that they could supplant the old national movement or assume its broader mantle or its more immediate functions.
The tradeoffs between the benefits and costs of increasing the scale of resource use are comparatively more critical in shaping system dynamics in arid systems than mesic environments.
Taking notes, asking questions, paying attention, visiting laboratories and discussing the drawbacks and benefits of emerging technologies can hardly be considered an idiosyncrasy of academic philosophers, although they may claim to do this in a comparatively consistent, critical and thoughtful manner.
Local adaptation can result in comparatively high critical migration rates (fig. 2).
Another proposal: the comparatively unsexy but critical regulations around tree trimming.
These limitations include comparatively low mass, critical parts made of flammable aluminum, a flat and effectively concave bottom that contains and even focuses blast energy into the crew compartment, and a low ground clearance that intersects the blast front when the peak pressure and heat are still near maximum.
Those of us active in the work of art and technology seem a comparatively anxious, self-critical bunch.
Alongside the exuberant new Mustang sat the comparatively staid, but globally critical, 2015 Focus sedan and hatchback.
In a world where the demand for refugee resettlement places is so overwhelming and so critical, resettling a comparatively small number of refugees already in the "care" (certainly custody) of a wealthy, industrialised nation, is a low priority.
Qualitative research among survivors of critical illness is comparatively rare, and longitudinal approaches are rarer still.
