a. Introduce useful concepts from waste and consumption studies [ 113, 114] i. notion of a chain, with individual decision nodes that tend to be severed from contextualized understanding of shaping and constraining upstream and downstream social forces and power relations that invoke hidden costs.
"As a result, the rivers become polluted, and people living downstream are forced to drink that water".
The finding is as follows: the downstream of forced convection caused by the helium purification system (HPS) pushes down the upstream by natural convection in the fuel assemblies; however, the forced convection due to the HPS has little influence on the core thermal-hydraulics without the reactor outlet coolant temperature.
— Hundreds of barrels of crude oil spilled into Montana's Yellowstone River after an ExxonMobil pipeline beneath the riverbed ruptured, sending a plume 25 miles downstream and forcing temporary evacuations, officials said.
A 12 kn speed limit is now in force downstream from Wandsworth to Margaretness but because of the number of rowers using the upper reaches of the river, all of the tidal Thames upstream of Wandsworth Bridge is subject to a strictly enforced speed limit of 8 kn.
In 1975, when both Syria and Turkey were completing dams on the Euphrates, and the reservoirs behind them began to fill, the river downstream dried up, forcing tens of thousands of Iraqi farmers to abandon their land.
Downstream, farmers are forced to use about a million tons of artificial fertilizer a year as a substitute for the naturally deposited nutrients from the annual flood.
In 1852 Parliament banned water from being taken from the Thames downstream of Teddington, forcing the Chelsea Waterworks Company to move upstream to Seething Wells.
Supporting an essential role for PPARγ induction downstream of Akt1, forced expression of PPARγ in Akt-deficient MEFs was found to rescue their severe adipogenesis defect [1].
This suggests that CSNK-1 regulates cortical forces downstream or in parallel to PAR proteins.
