Chapter 8, by Sara Randall in Homewood's department at UCL, describes the little we know about pastoral demography, and concludes that contrary to what some have argued, there isn't a single pastoral demographic regime, but there are common themes; Chapter 9 draws conclusions about diversification, development and change in pastoral livelihoods.
Peabody sank his first coal mine in southern Illinois 1895, more than a half-century after slaves had been legally forced into first mines in the land of Lincoln--coal-mined communities have been denied any economic diversification development.
She has published on issues such as energy security in the GCC, nationalisation policies, economic diversification and development, the role of women in economic development in the UAE as well as on the Syrian crisis with a focus on education and gender.
So, too, should greater energy efficiency and diversification, and development of other domestic oil and natural gas supplies.
Smilor, 1987 Autio & Kloftsen, 1998 Smilor, 1987 The value of the incubatee to the community and incubator includes technology diversification, economic development, job creation, viable firms, and profits from successful products.
Global terms of trade are moving in favour of the bio-experience economy; the wildlife sector is a new industry with considerable potential for adding value through product diversification and development, and it is synergistic with ecosystem services like water and carbon that are as undervalued as wildlife was several decades ago.
In addition to the in and out-degree measures of centrality, we also examined system-level measures of connectivity among all sectors within a community to provide insights into the role of household specialization or diversification with development.
On the other hand, the "developmental funnel" model of conservation predicts increasing diversification as development progresses.
FoxO1 and its close paralogus (FoxO3, FoxO4 and FoxO6) are thought to some degree of functional diversification during development [ 14- 16] and their potential physiological roles might be different [ 14].
Therefore, we infer that the large number of genes in subgroup II-2 might be closely related to the diversification of development characteristics of land plants by altering their sequence and expression patterns.
Cell division also contributes to the effective degradation rate and it is also possible that diversification during development can lead to a higher effective decay rate since the proportion of cells with tissue-specific TF activity reduces over time.
