Preparing for this book (Cities in Global Transition) meant numerous field trips into the Greater Sydney Districts, as he witnessed municipal and State efforts to adopt SUP practices in the face of global transition (e.g. population movements and settlement changes).
"Specifically, with Intel's transition to 65nm occurring roughly one year in advance of AMD's, its ability to contain die size in the face of a transition to higher performance, cache intensive, dual core products, should afford Intel a modest advantage as it relates to near-term trends in cost structure".
That is the longterm way of making sure our business remains a relevant business in the face of the energy transition," said Ben van Beurden, Shell's chief executive.
It is possible to expand Brazilian agriculture with zero deforestation through improvements to rangeland productivity yet understanding of the challenges and motivations of the actual cattle farmers in the face of such a transition remains sparse.
In the final quarter of 2008, GDP shrank at an annualised rate of 9%, the worst in nearly 50 years.Even before Mr Obama took office, therefore, there was a risk that investor confidence would vanish in the face of a messy transition to an untested president.
An exciting way to do this in a focused and intensive manner is via "philosophical counseling". A growing international movement, philosophical counseling has been called "therapy for the sane" because it helps rational, mentally healthy individuals to clarify their world-views and goals in the face of challenges and transitions.
Buckley said record profits also translated to record royalties for governments, and they had a responsibility not to squander them in the face of a global energy transition.
Mainstream accounts of Arab political life highlight endogenous political legacies to explain the persistence of illiberal regime outcomes in the face of global pressures for transition and newness.
In the face of a low-carbon transition, we need to ensure investments are carried out based on thorough climate and regulatory risk analysis.
WWI recognizes that in the face of widespread initial intransigence, the transition it is promoting will have to occur incrementally and through indirect means.
