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Since bin Laden's death Mr Obama has moved closer to the British view that the recent military gains need to be backed up by a "political surge", which means trying harder to get talks going with the Taliban.
Immediate gains need to be backed up by investment over the long term, and solutions can also be found in the creation of government energy bonds, to fund and incentivise the exploitation of the UK's vast marine and offshore wind resources.
At last, due to the uncertainty of co-channel interference in the process of preselecting relays, the throughput gains need to be rechecked.
Pre-/post-tests can evaluate student learning gains, but these gains need to be compared to a relevant benchmark to evaluate an intervention's educational impact.
The active set thresholding technique in PJP (limited feedback of CSI) is used to achieve the feedback load reduction and these gains need to be preserved with an equivalent backhaul load reduction (limited backhauling of precoding weights).
In the face of Zika, these gains need to be echoed throughout the region -- especially for adolescents, poor women and those living in rural areas who are most likely to be exposed to the virus and least likely to have access to reproductive health services.
Weak consumer interest in the fuel economy gains needed to cut CO2 emissions is a problem.
In an e-mailed response to a Times inquiry, Gindin wrote: The economist-speak of "net welfare gains" needs to be unpacked.
One facet of automakers' complaints therefore rings true: weak consumer interest in the ongoing fuel economy gains needed to cut carbon emissions is a legitimate problem.
Biotechnology may also help achieve productivity gains needed to feed a growing global population and preserve wild or fragile land from cultivation.
How can Government put in place the investment incentives that will recognise the initial costs, but also the long-term gains, needed to bring contaminated brown field sites back into use?
