Continual periodic and permanent migration, reliance on central government subsidies, high infant mortality, and chronic malnutrition are symptoms of the difficulty humans have had adapting to this marginal environment.
However, deployment of DDPMGs is limited in the U.S. wind industry due to reliance on NdFeB permanent magnets, which contain critical rare earth elements Nd and Dy.
Unintentional injury is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality in Nunavut, where the importance of land-based activities and reliance on semi-permanent trails create unique risk profiles.
Countering the argument that the pipeline would actually create permanent jobs, Redford said, "By deepening our reliance on oil, the pipeline would be a job killer".
With onset typically in late adolescence and early adulthood, if psychotic illness advances without intervention, the likelihood of treatment resistant symptoms, permanent psychosocial delay and a life-time reliance on health and social systems increases [ 1, 2].
With their very limited capacity for mitosis, any additional loss of myocytes will result in a permanent reduction in myocyte numbers, an increased reliance on adaptive mechanisms and increasing vulnerability during normal age-dependent cell loss.
The army's reliance on mass tactics required the permanent replenishment of large battalions, an ever-higher level of recruitment, and ever-younger recruits, which supposed a considerable renewal of uniforms and matériel — including shoes..
The army's reliance on mass tactics required the permanent replenishment of large battalions, an ever-higher level of recruitment, and ever-younger recruits, which supposed a considerable renewal of uniforms and matériel including shoes...
Under such a regime, permanent contracts would be less permanent, although the reliance on temporary contracts would also decline.
It also finally has a permanent operation to train campaign professionals, which should reduce campaigns' reliance on the word-of-mouth method to find key staff.
