Though it works just fine, the sluggish interface and lack of destinations will make current GPS owners annoyed at best.
Facilitated discussions with local decision-makers and residents in each community confirmed that existing transportation infrastructure (e.g., lack of sidewalks) and overall community design (e.g., lack of destinations within easy walking distance) limit opportunities for walking as a means of transportation.
The lack of comparable cross-destination country bilateral data led many papers in the literature to follow a single destination country over time (e.g. Borjas and Bratsberg 1996; Karemera et al. 2000; Clark et al. 2007; Bertoli and Fernández-Huertas Moraga 2013).
However, previous studies often used a predetermined list of tourism-specific attributes to measure destination image, leading to a lack of empirical research on destination image as a holistic concept.
10, 11 Lack of social support in destination areas, changing environments that influence the sex worker's daily life, such as shifts in laws, changing police personnel, and high economic needs, make mobile FSWs especially vulnerable.
Driving out to, let me guess, Joshua Tree? "Exactly," he laughs ruefully, embarrassed at the lack of originality in his choice of destination.
The proliferation of new sunshine destinations, lack of flexibility on prices and, finally, the economic crisis have all played their part.
Therefore, we define the permeability by begin{aligned} mathcal{P}(t)=bigllangle v_{ell}^{2}(t) bigrrangle _{ell} = frac {1}{N_{mathrm{in}}(t)} sum_{ell=1}^{N_{mathrm{in}}(t)}v_{ell}^{2}(t), end{aligned} (7) where the sum and the average are limited to individuals adopting the routing system, because of the lack of information about origin-destination of the others.
For the longest time, though, the area had a drawback as a destination: its lack of interesting places to eat after you had driven about the country.
Fifty years on, with the town reinvented as a modern tourist destination, the lack of train services looks like an embodiment of the serial stupidities of transport policy, not least when you've been locked into long queues on the roads that ferry people there from the motorway.
In its most broad sense, Way to Go is a metaphor of our awareness and lack of awareness of the final destination when it comes to journeys both big and small.
