This energy demand pushes the human to find different energy recourses such as solar energy or conversion of bio-waste to a biofuel.
For example, in Healthy Families America parents receive support to reduce social isolation, access recourses such as food, housing, employment, and health care, and improve their knowledge about child development [ 27].
Finally, if you do find that your agent has gotten away with lying to you, you will have more avenues for recourse, such as through your agent's broker, professional association (such as the National Association Of Realtors) or possibly even in court if you can prove that your agent has failed to uphold his fiduciary duties.
Many administrators acknowledge that the systems aren't getting much use but say they provide reassurance when there's no other recourse, such as a low cell signal, as well as defense against liability claims.
A far cry from a "wish you were here" postcard, the poem indicts any poetic act that fails in such a context to push beyond consoling tropes and the familiar poetic recourses to myths such as the fall, "the one we love about / The season's redemptive powers, its / Dazzling imitation of death".
We drew on great thinkers to support our arguments, and made frequent recourse to terms such as "ontological", "Lacanian", "the Other" and "I'll smash your face in if you don't take that back about my mother".
Even though semantic games themselves can be defined without recourse to activities such as looking for or finding, these activities play an important conceptual role when the language user reasons about these games.
Nowadays, the chance to have recourse to immunosuppressants such as mycophenolate and mTOR inhibitors has allowed a large number of kidney-transplanted patients who develop a tumor to recover by maintaining the function of the transplanted organ.
Urban planning does not owe its current disrepute to the introduction of public private integrated planning itself, but to the excessive recourse to such tools as Programme agreements, nowadays adopted as variations at all land and urban planning levels.
In past economic cycles, central banks had no need for recourse to unconventional tools such as negative interest rates and quantitative easing.
But even trying to explain the conjecture itself is not easy without recourse to visual props such as rubber bands, footballs and doughnuts.
