Long Island has had its share of nationally covered sex crimes — from the Friedmans of Great Neck, whose strange tale was documented in the film "Capturing the Friedmans," to the Katie Beers dungeon case — and Ms. Ahearn has harnessed the issue to attain national prominence.
Ideally developing nations would solve energy access issues by harnessing energy from 100% sustainable, non-polluting sources.
Many occupational safety issues have harnessed the combined forces of media attention, consumer pressure, and government oversight to inspire change.
"People who go up don't think about safety issues and harnesses; they assume the equipment is safe and inspected and ready to go".
Or consider Stockholm's busy hub, Central Station, where engineers harness the body heat issuing from 250,000 railway travelers to warm the 13-story Kungsbrohuset office building about 100 yards away.
In this paper, we present work from the Linked Open Drug Data (LODD) task force of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Health Care and Life Science Interest Group HCLS IGG) that aims to address these issues by harnessing the power of new web technologies.
The present paper consequently offers a critical review of the literature on role model advocacy and celebrity activism, and how these concepts have been harnessed to address environmental issues, in order to conceptually assess the potential for extending these intervention techniques to the context of sustainable transport.
Erik Schramm, Hansen's campaign manager, said the campaign had to juggle messaging to highlight local issues while harnessing the national mood to excite volunteers.
Porter says he believes the same efficiencies and benefits can be achieved by corporations looking at their products, supply chain and stakeholder eco-systems through the prism of social issues, thereby harnessing the effectiveness of capitalism to create a win-win situation.
The two studies raise several issues about harnessing inflammatory cytokines in cancer therapy.
