Labour is cheap and plentiful; offices can be rented from $8 a square metre per month.
For Mr. Powers, culling from these plentiful options can be "like bailing water from a sinking ship".
Wind energy is in relatively plentiful supply, can be used efficiently and is a non-polluting power production method.
The notion that raw materials for building construction are plentiful and can be extracted "at will" from Earth's geobiosphere, and that these materials do not undergo any degradation or related deterioration in performance while in use is alarming and entirely inaccurate.
"So again there, there's a deliberate attempt in the novel to contrast the world of the game, in which life is cheap and plentiful and can be replenished, with the real world in which life is dear and valuable and there's only one of it and it can't be replenished.
One-bedroom villas, which are more plentiful, can often be had for less.
"Globally, oil resources are plentiful, but there can be no guarantee that they will be exploited quickly enough" to meet the expected consumption growth, the agency said.
And in both films, they make their way to bohemian bug colonies where cares are few, human garbage plentiful and help can be obtained to fight off enemies, internal or external.
In fact, knowledge obtained with Arabidopsis is now so plentiful that it can be used as a basis for a comparative analysis of flower development to unravel the genetic mechanisms underlying flower evolution and to explain the astounding variations in flower architecture that can be found among the ∼250,000 extant angiosperm species.
Despite the diversity of this industry and medley of cultures and technologies shaped by unique environments, there is commonality in the challenges facing farmers exposed to climate change and plentiful opportunity that can be reaped if the right platforms are put in place.
For high-profile events like the massacre in Parkland, survivors often feel a "honeymoon phase" while media attention is intense and resources plentiful, but that can be followed by a longer term "disillusionment phase," said Stephen Brock, a professor of psychology at California State University at Sacramento and the past president of the National Association for School Psychologists.
