This bodes poorly for hard-asset companies, whose business lies in timber, gold and other resources susceptible to price declines.
Land reclaimed from navigable waters is a resource uniquely susceptible to conflict.
Common-pool resources are susceptible to overuse and are thus prone to "tragedies of the commons," which are present when individual and group interests are in conflict.
In this case the resources are susceptible hosts, and dominance goes to those variants that are able to outpace their neighbours in their ability to infect susceptibles.
Models for such interactions include up to three consumer activity states (questing, attacking, consuming) and up to four resource response states (susceptible, exposed, ingested, resistant).
In these terms, the entire preservation enterprise â embracing the production and consumption, as well as management of digital resources â is susceptible to communicological analysis, leading towards a semiotic-phenomenological model for preservation-enabled communication.
The Shia community has plenty of its own men with guns and resources, and is susceptible to the same trap it fell into in 2006, when al-Qaida in Iraq struck a sacred Shia shrine and ignited a sectarian civil war that took the country to the brink.
In addition, the high contention for resources makes jobs susceptible to miss their deadlines and leads to RM-DCWF's Job Remapping algorithm being invoked more often.
Coping skills prevent and alleviate stress allowing older adults to preserve resources that are susceptible to aging-related losses and declines [ 45].
Unlike manufacturing jobs, natural resource industries aren't susceptible to offshoring when labour costs soar.
