Figure 1 shows the example SUT data with environmental extensions.
Mr. Schuler teaches a three-day beginning beekeeping course at the Rutgers EcoComplex, the Rutgers University environmental research and extension center in Bordentown.
A hardy band of now mainly elderly protesters has agitated for decades as each new perceived outrage has added to Okinawa's "burden": crimes, including rape, by American servicemen; environmental damage; the extension of leases to the land on which the bases sit; aviation accidents and noise; and the arrival in 2012 of Osprey aircraft with an allegedly dubious safety record.
In one instance, tourism led to greater environmental protection with extension of its most protected zone.
It is observed in yeast cells to mammalian tissues and has roles in various biological events, such as cellular remodeling during development, differentiation, adaptation to changing environmental conditions, lifespan extension and response to environmental stress.
It has spawned multimillion-dollar grants, dozens of master's degrees and Ph.D.s, and a huge collaborative partnership that includes the federal government, land-grant colleges, Ivy League universities, extension programs, environmental organizations, trade groups, small farmers, and agribusiness.
Some participants described environmental activism as an extension of the work that King did to advance civil rights and economic justice, especially given the correlation between poverty and pollution.
Mr. Brown cut off negotiations shortly after Republicans gave Mr. Brown a list of 53 demands — including cutbacks in state environmental regulations and an extension of a corporate tax break.
The use of the method implies an extension of environmental SCP towards the overall performance of a production system.
