In 1991, both Hammer and the Ohio State University geologist David Elliot excavated separate outcroppings near Beardmore Glacier, sharing logistical expenses.
"Maidstone" represented a quantum leap in ambition, size, logistical complexity and expense.
But the temptation is perfectly understandable, especially in tough economic times: This type of show can be organized with a minimum of logistical difficulty and expense.
Aside from the logistical challenges and expense of accommodating two or three times as many representatives on Capitol Hill, the idea would certainly be resisted by incumbents who jealously guard their authority.
First, you can easily make it to your race without a lot of logistical planning and expense.
But Hipp wonders how such savings could even be possible, considering the logistical challenges and expense involved in getting these packages to people's homes or drop-off locations.
However, because of the remote location, logistical constraints, and expense of sampling associated with monitoring in the NWHI, the data presented here offer a quantitative glimpse of the most common organisms present in many reef communities and form a critical baseline for future monitoring.
Some advocates of the vaccine argue that logistical difficulties, great expense, and ethical concerns make randomised trials unsuitable for resolving the pneumococcal vaccine controversy [ 34].
However, because of its inherent logistical complexity and expense, studies that document sleep disturbance by PSG are infrequent in the literature and have mostly concentrated on small samples of patients with fibromyalgia [ 10].
Impact data are scarce owing to the paucity of baseline data available on the animal health situation prior to the introduction of CLWs and the logistical difficulty and expense of collecting productivity data to measure impact.
