However, their performance can be further improved with new designs that fit with newly arising technologies.
We are nowhere near delivering the quarter of a million homes we need each year to meet newly arising need and demand.
Thanks to their cancer research, he and his colleagues had already developed the technology to spot newly arising mutations, and it looked like a more powerful way to identify key autism-related genes, too.
Environmental changes in the Arctic and the Antarctic are increasingly seen as barometers of the global impact of human activities, while newly arising economic opportunities in both Polar Regions prompt predictions that they will be the site of future conflicts.
Land price hikes in infrastructural well-connected agricultural areas and the uneven distribution of land in Brazil are leading to newly arising negative effects on social sustainability.
Instead, by identifying newly arising questions, we advocate that combining glyphosate applications, climate change and phenological responses need more attention in amphibian conservation in the agricultural landscape.
Thus Riedl's theory suggested that newly arising variation is structured by the development and presented to selection in a nonrandom way.
The epistemic community of energy researchers is requested to open up the scope of disciplines, methods and approaches among which newly arising pathways, technologies and concepts are analyzed.
The D2D service selection is similar to an ad hoc service selection, but the D2D concept is a newly arising idea in recent years [16 18].
The main difference is only that 2 had a newly arising keto carbon [δ C 214.5 (s)] instead of the oxygenated methine signal [δ H 3.61 (dd, J = 11.6, 4.4 Hz); δ C 80.0 (d)] at C-3 of 1.
Photo by Steven K. Finding the balance between the newly arising, long repressed feminine (which lacked not only an image but a language in Western culture) and the masculine has been the task of pioneering artists for over a century.
