"The prospects for returning to vigorous wage gains is closely tied to whether the global economy manages to move from the current low growth equilibrium characterised by low investment, subpar productivity growth and historically weak international trade, which in turn calls for a comprehensive policy response, including more ambitious use of fiscal policy and additional structural reforms".
The model serves as a basis for quantifying the effects of different scenarios for a more ambitious use of renewable energy in Austria.
But it is also being put to more ambitious uses.
In the given auction Multon (North) was more ambitious, using Stayman.
"Birthday Boy," an Australian film school production by Sejong Park, is equally adorable but more ambitious, using a more naturalistic style to explore that familiar liberal-humanist, art-house theme, the child in time of war (here, Korea in 1951) whose innocent games echo the far more destructive pastimes of his elders.
Up until now more ambitious uses of electronic tagging, such as satellite tracking and voice verification to monitor an individual's daily movements, have been limited by the impact of tall buildings on the patchy mobile phone networks the system relies on.
More ambitious databases use open source database management software (DBMS)—like MySQL or PostgreSQL whereas only a minority of curators use specialized software such as the UMD (44), the Mutation Storage and Retrieval Program (MuStaR) (45), or the Leiden Open Source Variation Database (LOVD) (46).
They are likely to get more ambitious still, use "big data", engage even more with governments and probably measure things that cannot now be tested (RCTs are already measuring cortisol levels as a way of judging how policies affect people's happiness).
Dr. Brilliant and backers like Nokia, it turned out, had an even more ambitious idea: use Laptop Lane's hard-won airport real estate as a base for SoftNet's plan to sell wireless and wired high-speed Internet connections to business travelers on the go.
Jeffrey Grabelsky, director of Cornell University's construction industry program, called the dropping of mandatory retrofits "a disappointing retreat" and said cities must be more ambitious in using mandates and financial incentives to make a dent in energy use and generate jobs.
Next month, engineers will meet at NASA headquarters in Washington to discuss how propellant depots could be used to reach farther into space and make possible more ambitious missions using the heavy-lift rocket that NASA is planning to build.
