Presto, people move in.Yet such hyper-development has unwelcome consequences.
Today, after hyper-development and redevelopment that made numerous property owners mega-millionaires overnight, rabid consumerism runs free.
It has also triggered the "hyper-development" of China into what he calls a "capitalist slave state".
And conservative policy, with its emphasis on social stratification and hyper-development through new towns is failing rural communities.
These are also issues that will continue to be faced by India, Brazil, Nigeria, and the next generation of cities that will go through hyper-development over the next 25 years.
Elected in 2009, the young, two-term councilman has had to deal with the impacts of hyper-development, rapid socioeconomic change, and now, a shutdown that will take away the northern sector of his district's lifeline, stranding his constituents for 15 months straight.
Therefore, we specifically predicted that compensatory, hyper-accelerated development following a false negative early cue (i.e. an unexpected catastrophe) will be more costly to execute than a compensatory delay in development following a false positive early cue (i.e. a false alarm).
The reason for the ongoing massacre circles back, most predictably, to the province's encouragement of hyper-accelerated resource development over the last decade.
However, a significantly greater contribution to this increased mortality was due to the compensation demanded by the unexpected reduction in water, in the absence of the early cue, where the larvae had to hyper-accelerate their development.
Genetic deficiency in a negative regulator of the noncanonical NF-κB pathway, TBK1, causes IgA hyper-production and development of nephropathy-like symptoms in mice [ 39].
Although she maximizes patient interaction and is hyper focused on the development of a strong doctor-patient relationship, there is bound to be some disruption that happens by the clear obstacle of technology that lies between the patient and doctor during this type of encounter.
