Aggressive development of water infrastructure and handing substantial subsidies to farmers are other examples of strategies developed under pressures caused by the 1980-88 Iraq-Iran war, international sanctions and the resulting threats to national food security.
He not only acknowledged that the catalytic converter had been developed under government pressure, he also pointed to the clear blue skies outside the window and said it didn't use to be that way, because the Pontiac foundry had spewed out heavy smoke until pollution-control equipment was installed.
Along with the development of the EI, renewable energy and energy storage technology are the two solutions being rapidly developed under the pressure of rising energy demand in modern society.
The extreme competitiveness of the contemporary economy generates a huge demand for cheaper, efficient and reliable software products, which often are developed under great pressures of time and budget.
My work as well as other U.S. marriage scholars (see also Promises I Can Keep: Why Poor Women Put Motherhood Before Marriage) finds that a new marriage norm now exists, which developed under the pressures of our consumerist society lead by "supply-side" economics (also called "neoliberalism").
This flora is frequently multidrug-resistant as it has developed under the selective pressure of antibiotics and can cause invasive disease.
Tapia woodland vegetation is a remnant of Madagascar sclerophyllous forest that has developed under the selective pressure of fire and is dominated by the endemic tree Uapaca bojeri (Phyllanthaceae), locally named tapia.
The weak K+ channel blocking activity of spider KTTs should also be developed under Darwinian selective pressure.
The immunological resistance to leprosy and tuberculosis has developed under strong selective pressures, such as epidemics, which have promoted the survival of the best-adapted individuals and changed the composition of the gene pool, i.e. increased the frequency of resistance-related alleles.
But notice that, even in this passage, what is called for is not a political transformation, but an individual one, that of the nascent higher human being: it is "his situation" that "must first grow to the point of enormity" and it is "his power of invention and simulation" that "had to develop under prolonged pressure and constraint into refinement and audacity".
