And as overstocked inventory runs out in the next two months, experts believe that the increasing unavailability of certain models will lead to increased prices.
As immigration slowed, the province became heavily populated by Spanish-Guaraní mestizo (mixed blood) descendants, who, due to the increasing unavailability of pure-blood Guarani to claim as servants, became a new class of "poor whites".
WORLD WATER DAY 2011: Call for concerted efforts to ensure the rights of safe water Dhaka, 22 March 2010: Amid widening inequalities, rapidly expanding urban areas and increasing unavailability of safe water, speakers urged for urgent action at a national seminar in Dhaka to mark World Water Day 2011.
Thus saving energy, but increasing node unavailability in case a cell is erroneously turned off while in use.
After a fault these limitations increase DG unavailability resulting in a waste of resources in the form of payments of available electricity generation not used.
These results are in line with earlier findings of Pal et al. (1998) and Nishioka et al. (2001) where it was shown that PHB accumulation could be increased by phosphate unavailability for Azotobacter chroococcum and Synechococcus sp. MA-19, respectively.
Let TCP enter the slow start phase; at this stage, it takes a long time before TCP's cwnd is increased because of the unavailability of the mechanism to generate ACK quickly in such a situation without waiting for the arrival of four packets.
Finally, we have not incorporated the costs of treating diseases related to increased body weight due to unavailability of local disease costing data.
There was however a significant increase in the incidents reported in the category of "equipment / medical devices" mainly due to the unavailability of equipment (increased from one incident to six incidents reported) and equipment fault or damage (increased from one incident to four reported).
Splitting the MDT meeting was unpopular: potential disadvantages included loss of efficiency, loss of team approach, unavailability of members and increased administrative work.
