To grasp that dramatically requires imagination".
Nevertheless, the multifaceted nature of weed management decision-making procedures, particularly nowadays where the incidences of herbicide-resistant weeds increase dramatically, requires a carefully designed approach for an efficient weed control program to work.
Raising the consumption levels of the world's poor dramatically requires radically new business models and technologies to avoid disastrous impacts on Earth's ecosystems; governance mechanisms are needed to enforce the adoption of radical resource efficiency measures and clean technologies across a multinational playing field.
Over the last several years, America's imbalances in trade and other global transactions have worsened dramatically, requiring the United States to borrow billions of dollars a day from abroad just to balance its books.
If tRNA genes are also considered in the analysis, however, the extent of rearrangement necessary to derive the Demodex mitochondrial gene order from the chelicerate ancestral pattern increases dramatically, requiring a minimum of 15 breakpoints.
Davidson's position is dramatically different it requires no empirical evidence and depends on there being no lawlike relations between mental and physical properties.
The quantum potential suggests, as has often been stated, that transforming Schrödinger's equation into a theory that can account in "realistic" terms for quantum phenomena, many of which are dramatically nonlocal, requires adding to the theory a complicated quantum potential of a grossly nonlocal character.
The only way to prevent the extinction of thousands of species will be to slow greenhouse warming dramatically, which requires rapidly shifting from a fossil-fuel economy to one dominated by carbon-neutral energy.
However, antibiotic resistance to commonly used antibacterial agents is dramatically increasing requiring new alternatives.
"Steer clear of saunas and swimming pools which can be hugely expensive to maintain, force energy bills up dramatically and require costly specialist attention to run," says Russell Quirk, founder of eMoov.co.uk.
In the 20th century, the British biologist Julian Huxley (1887 1975), the grandson of T.H. Huxley, thought that the future survival of humankind, especially as the number of humans increases dramatically, would require the application of science and the undertaking of large-scale public works, such as the Tennessee Valley Authority.
