The water can be shut off and diverted to different areas at different times, thus preventing long shortages, and also protecting the system, if repairs are needed.
He provoked a class of education majors by suggesting that to overcome a decades-long shortage, math and science teachers should be paid more than English teachers.
The scholarships are aimed at filling a years-long shortage of scientists, engineers, and policy professionals in computer security and information assurance.
But coal's problems are nothing compared with the challenges facing the wind-energy industry, which requires much more land and is troubled by years-long shortages of a wider range of parts, as well as contradictory regulatory policies.
Considering the long term shortage of jobs for humanities Ph.Ds, Berman argues students need to finish in four or five years, with broadened professional skills, in addition to the practices of literary and theoretical interpretation and teaching.
Rarely the medical personnel in public health facilities spare enough time to talk with patients in privacy, perhaps due to long time shortage of human resources in this sector.
The Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM), which first enrolled medical students in 2005, is a key initiative in the physician human resources plan of the Province of Ontario, Canada, 1 and is an important strategy 2 to overcome the long running shortage of medical doctors (MDs) in Northern Ontario.
Clues to look out for: A long-term shortage can lead to osteoporosis, high blood pressure and an irregular heartbeat.
Brazilians cannot get mortgages on second homes.Beneath the froth of the luxury market, the Latin American reality is a long-standing shortage of property.
A long-standing shortage of health-care workers in The Gambia adversely affects the staffing of medical facilities, particularly in rural areas.
Use of phosphate fertilizer, the focus of fears about a long-term shortage, could be reduced by 38 percent, the researchers found.
