Results confirm that the strength of a safety velocity conflict is an important determinant of drivers' behaviour, feelings, and physiological responses.
Next to the "natural driver," we attribute considerable importance to the "social driver" and identify social inequality, governance, war and conflict, and anthropogenic impact as different subclasses of drivers within the "social driver" class (Fig. 4).
We surveyed a representative sample of residents in the Lofoten – Vesterålen archipelago in Northern Norway to identify their perceptions of the main conflict issues and drivers of change facing their region.
Prevention and control campaigns should be assessed and evaluated against the ability of the initiative to address, mitigate, or alleviate the conflict-related drivers of disease risk.
To be clear; there will always be a multitude of drivers behind of social unrest and armed conflict.
The new case, involving a conflict between the drivers of the world champion Red Bull team, has dominated discussion among teams and drivers in Shanghai for the Chinese Grand Prix this weekend.
Unfortunately, the ordinance passed today threatens the privacy of drivers, imposes substantial costs on passengers and the City, and conflicts with longstanding federal law.
The majority of drivers were sceptical about the effect of rumble strips on reducing conflicts with cyclists.
We found broad consensus regarding intrinsic value of carnivores, reasons carnivores are imperilled, conflict drivers, and importance of proactive solutions, such as adopting preventative livestock husbandry methods or avoiding situations that put people at risk.
In 2011-12 his department spent £222m on research in areas from new agricultural technologies and treatments for the diseases of poverty, to a better understanding of the drivers of conflict in war-torn parts of the world.
