While window glazing will be more and more extensively used in modern architecture, the increase in space thermal load as a result will deteriorate the global environment, incurring problems of air pollution and climate change.
As a result, the party finds itself in a terrible bind: it can slow development as a step toward cleaning up the environment, incurring a risk of growing economic discontent, or it can continue its growth-at-all-costs policy, and find itself embroiled in a firestorm of Ningbo-style environmental protests. .
Second, if adaptation to one environment incurs a fitness cost in others, cycling may retard or even prevent resistance evolution (Leeper et al. 1986; Gressel and Segel 1990).
Most synchronous languages, such as Esterel, Lustre or Signal require a given module or compilation unit to be insensitive to latency that communication with its environment may incur.
The underwater escape strategy of deepwater rice resembles that of semi-aquatic plants that are adapted to environments that incur prolonged shallow floods.
For the better part of a century, the standard method of attenuation has been viral growth in novel environments, whereby the virus adapts to the new environment but incurs a reduced ability to grow in the original host.
In the six months that have passed since Kirk's proclamation, the report [PDF] argued, "Instead of taking steps to protect residents and businesses, Illinois' leaders have: increased taxpayer liabilities, deteriorated the state's fiscal environment and incurred an additional debt downgrade by Moody's Investor Services".
A random selection may not be optimal for its targeted execution environment and may incur inefficiencies and costs [15].
While provenance research has produced tools that can actively collect data provenance in a cloud environment, these tools incur a substantial amount of overhead in terms of time and storage.
But finding money for the crucial updates is a daunting challenge in a political environment hesitant to incur the wrath that rate increases would surely draw from L.A.'s water users.
