The Passion Play here, depicting the last hours and resurrection of Jesus, has been delighting Christian believers and incurring increasing controversy over its anti-Semitism, however grudgingly modified in recent decades, for nearly 400 years.
The Army is incurring increased operational costs of about £1m a month ahead of its expected launch in summer 2015.
As fabrication technology scales down, chips are becoming less reliable, thereby incurring increased power and performance costs for fault tolerance.
In a separate open letter the heads of several telecommunications groups said they would have to modify their networks, possibly incurring increased costs if Scotland voted for independence.
Initially indicated as the most viable solution within the transport sector, corn bioethanol is now incurring increasing discredits relating to its profitability and to its effective sustainability.
Economies of scale favor larger wind turbines, but at the same time it is also desirable to minimize the amount of electricity exported from the site to avoid incurring increased network infrastructure usage charges.
The introduction of chemotherapy combined with the development of imaging and surgical techniques has made it possible to perform bone tumor resections and limb-sparing surgery in more than 80%% of cases without incurring increased mortality [4, 5].
This comes as a surprise, given that low cost carriers have traditionally tried to keep their sales channels cheap, and Facebook appears to be an ideal platform for diversifying an airline's direct sales without incurring increased costs.
A trade-off means that the parasite cannot increase β without incurring increasing death rates, although a more stringent criterion on the trade-off, such as the concavity used here, is required to select intermediate levels of virulence (Sasaki and Iwasa 1991).
The financing of expenditures by borrowing instead of taxation and the debt itself, once incurred, increase total spending and so tend to produce higher prices and other inflationary effects in periods of full employment.
