The maintenance of high productivity by fertiliser indicated that its application caused a sustainable change in stand productivity due to inducement of trees to develop a root system that can exploit mineral nutrients and moisture on site at full potential (Herbert and Schönau 1990).
Describing the diplomatic calculations, Dr. Chipman said it would be important for negotiators "to apply pressure and create inducements to persuade Iran not to develop a fuel-cycle capability that it could turn later into a weapons program".
Meanwhile, the sinking economy is forcing producers to reconsider their pricing, to develop new programs in their tasting rooms and to create inducements for retailers and restaurateurs to carry their wines.
We then go on to develop a specific negotiation tactic, based on this reward generation algorithm, and show that it can achieve significantly better outcomes than existing benchmark tactics that do not use such inducements.
The way we got to develop any kind of medical insurance program was during World War II when companies facing shortages of workers began to offer healthcare benefits as an inducement for employment.
The government's new measures include inducements to get small companies to merge.
Third, it is questionable whether it would be effective as an inducement for developing countries to join an international agreement to reduce emissions.
Together with economic incentives for Moscow, the reductions in nuclear arms are intended to be an inducement to the Russians to accept the Bush administration's program to test and develop antimissile defenses -- which are prohibited by the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty.
It served as an inducement to use that kitchenette.
Being Clear is an inducement to darkness and disarray.
