The results present a picture of a fragmented pattern of work with increasingly rapid changes between tasks.
This sharp shift in the age of authority derives from increasingly rapid technological change.
Owing to the role of HS in controlling CO 2 in the ecosystem, advances in HS research could lead to new solutions for carbon capture and storage, thus contributing to address the urgent global challenge of increasingly rapid climate change [5].
Unlike our leaders today, they are well adapted to an increasingly rapid pace of change, and their instinct is to use the most innovative and cost-effective methods to achieve their goals.
Gibraltar remained at peace for 121 years after the Great Siege – one of the longest periods of peace in its history – but work continued to develop the fortifications, driven to a large extent by the increasingly rapid pace of change in the power and range of artillery.
Increasingly rapid cycles of climate change resulted in pronounced post-Miocene rainforest contraction and expansion, resulting in further biodiversity loss: the Mystacinidae is one of 10 mammal families lost from Australian rainforests (representing a decrease of 37% in mammalian familial diversity) since the early to middle Miocene [ 66].
In this era of rapid change, educators increasingly recognize that students must learn how to develop and apply knowledge creatively, not simply remember what they have been told.
Work patterns were increasingly fragmented with rapid changes between tasks of short length.
"Above all, this is a moment when we need to offer hope, a belief in government as a means of supporting people in making their own decisions and coping with unprecedentedly rapid change in an increasingly global political environment.
"Above all this is a moment when we need to offer hope, a belief in government as a means of supporting people in making their own decisions and coping with unprecedentedly rapid change in an increasingly global political environment.
