Separated by a thin line of trees, the Sprout Brook winds north of the ashfill and its water is diverted to create a beach.
When a child grows, some of the calcium that normally goes to replenish bone mass is diverted to create new bone, creating a risk of temporary brittleness, Dr. Khosla said.
Because the Congo River around Inga is so vast and falls nearly 100 metres over a short distance, water can be diverted to create a massive new lake without disturbing its main flow.
That may seem a bold statement at a time when the distributed content phenomenon – led by Facebook's Instant and Snapchat's Discover – remains in its infancy, with uncertainty about just how much traffic will be diverted to, or created by, these new platforms.
Millions of dollars in contributions intended to seed an endowment were diverted to other programs, creating tension between Mr. Magaziner and Mr. Band.
But perhaps more important, the $300,000 museum officials hoped to spend on advertising and marketing instead had to be largely diverted to help finish creating some of the museum's exhibits, which range from first attempts at flight in gliders and hot air balloons to World War II fighter planes and lunar test modules used in the United States' race to the moon.
By this time of the war, materials and personnel were being diverted to the Great Lakes, which created a shortage of resources necessary to repair her.
Nowhere is this more evident than in Asia, where newly created wealth is diverted to the safe haven of US treasury bonds rather than invested locally.
According to this approach, three time per capita domestic product is the highest WTP threshold; anything above this is considered to be non- cost effective and resources could create more health utility diverted to other therapeutic territories.
Even a hands-free device is distracting enough to cause the driver's attention to divert enough to create a dangerous driving situation, several good studies have shown.
