Even if there is a large scale take up of the new technologies, which could cut emissions by 19%, McKinsey estimates that the combined emissions from road transport would still increase more than fourfold within the next two decades.
At Brancolini Grimaldi, a big room drenched in natural light, the large-scale prints that take up two walls can be viewed image by image or as two big composite pieces unified by their rich colour tones and brilliant detail.
Non-edible oil sources require large-scale cultivation which can take up the land resources meant for food crops.
Downer's troubles began when he said that a Liberal government would consider scrapping the Native Title Act, under which Aborigines were encouraged to take up large-scale Outback land ownership.
Oppenheimer at first had difficulty with the organizational division of large groups, but rapidly learned the art of large-scale administration after he took up permanent residence on the mesa.
Others have blown-up, large-scale patterns taken from sources as diverse as Scottish tartans, Walt Disney, African cloths and Mondrian.
Using micro-level evidence from Ethiopia, I show that recipients of a preexisting effective, large-scale public safety net fail to take-up a new highly subsidized private insurance offer.
Walker explains that city dwellers that travel with cars and solo rideshare trips rather than with large-scale shared transit are effectively taking up more than their fair share of public space.
Jason starts with a history of the 19th-century phenonenon of building large-scale rotundas for viewing painted panoramas (image at left), and he takes up right up through the QuickTimeVR file panoramic image file format.
Large-scale reconstruction programs would give jobs to soldiers who might otherwise take up arms for money, they said.
It is in this context that we take up a discussion around causal inferences and international large-scale assessments (ILSAs).
