This is especially true for many low and middle income nations, where the rapid pace of industrialization and development coupled with fast growing urban population are leading to increased environmental constraints.
Modification is tightly controlled, while re-adaptation is preferred and promoted, driven not by physical constraints anymore but by changing attitudes and increasing environmental awareness.
In response to increasing resources and environmental constraints domestically,together with fulfilling international commitments for greenhouse gas emissions abatement, local carbon emissions trading pilots have been launched in China.
The amount of ROS generated via photorespiration can increase in response to environmental constraints, including biotic and abiotic stresses.
This work led to the notion that neural drive from the brain is needed mostly when environmental constraints increase such as stepping over an obstacle or on an uneven surface [ 3– 5].
Due to ever increasing travel demand, fiscal and environmental constraints, it is recognized that pure transport supply or pure demand management alone is not effective to mitigate traffic congestion.
The world of 2025, the participants seem to agree, will be a place where traffic has grown exponentially, infrastructure has deteriorated, environmental constraints have increased — and highway patrol budgets have been reduced.
Redundant multimodal signals can function to increase detection or compensate for environmental constraints that impede communication.
The goal was to respond adequately to Japan's economic and financial situation and its social constraintsy: the aging of the population, the demographic decline and low birth rate, the rising cost and scarcity of energy, climate change and other environmental constraints, the increased competition with the Chinese economy, and growing international instability.
Transportation scenarios have turned toward greener features [1, 2, 3] due to the increasing concerns about the planet's environmental constraints.
