Less well studied are the potential changes in pathogen biodiversity, such as development of races or pathotypes, in response to climate change.
Instead, Chadwick said, they ought to pursue broader, strategic partnerships — something that some Formula One sponsors, for example, have done by participating with the teams they support in the development of racing technology.
Until recently, the BHA's role in the commercial development of racing had seemed to be increasingly marginalised, with an emphasis on direct discussion between racecourses – which own such assets as picture rights and raceday data - on one side and "horsemen" – including owners and trainers – on the other.
The development of racing as a popular sport in Europe began in the 1890s with the improvement in road conditions and the introduction of some of the one-day classics that continue to this day (for example, the Paris-Roubaix race).
Her fields of special interest include minority youth development; effects of race, ethnicity, and culture in youth development; children of immigrants; Asian American youth; and prevention of youth problem behaviors.
By employing established artists and training young hopefuls, the government programs provided valuable opportunities for professional development, regardless of race.
There is, however, a regrettable shortage of both, intrinsic to the development of thoroughbred race horses.
the outdoor theater and sums greatly in excess of that amount were expended by the defendant in the development of the race track and facilities.
Scored for Nyman's amplified ensemble, the arrangement loosely reflects the development of the race, starting out as a jostling mass and becoming increasingly distended as it goes along.
NASCAR also began development of a race car called the "car of tomorrow," designed in part to provide the driver with greater protection during a crash; it was used in about half of the races during the 2007 season and was adopted for the full season in 2008.
