This trend involves the need to shift urban facilities to sustainable development, which in turn is linked to the necessity to modernize urban environment in the view of comfort, economy, and ecological compatibility.
The importance of these events is linked to the necessity of organisms to generate novel functions [ 61, 62].
This has been hypothesized for marsupials and monotremes, where the greatly accelerated forelimb development has been linked to the necessity for the embryo to climb to the mother's marsupium to attach to a teat for further development [ 5].
Demonstrated better cognitive performance in substance abuse groups has been linked to the necessity for social skills in obtaining illegal drugs [ 21], and yet there is also evidence of poor academic performance [ 19, 22].
The social link represents the necessity to deploy inclusive mobility where persons with special needs could access the transport modes at a fair price.
Throughout the outdoor museum's 17 acres, every building (and each is original, dating from the 17th to the late 19th century, many from Mystic but others transported from as far away as Maine) is linked to the necessities of lives bound up with the sea.
All the data from types 23 to 27 have demonstrated the necessity of linking the notion of CON and REP, as the functions expressed by these data would not occupy a contiguous area unless the two nodes are connected.
What is unclear in traditional acceptance sampling is the necessity of linking the acceptable quality limit (AQL) exclusively to the producer and the lot quality percent defective (LTPD) exclusively to the consumer.
Public health officers assess each of these notified cases to determine the epidemiological links and the necessity for carrying out further investigations such as food sampling, tracing the food borne source etc.
Due to the simplicity of the task, this study was, however, unable to provide clear evidence as to whether the dogs' successful performance was based on the cognitive ability of behavioural coordination, namely the capacity to link task requirements to the necessity of adjusting one's actions to the partner's behaviour.
