First, it has good resources: high levels of solar radiation (an estimated national average of 5 kWh/m2-day), high potential for wind-power generation in several regions (estimated to be around 5,000 MW), hundreds of sites with hydro-power potential of 50 MW or less, and an undetermined but certainly high biomass-potential.
Moreover, widows' vulnerability especially during the early stages of their widowhood— stems from an accumulation of challenges: limited resources, high levels of restrictions and responsibilities, and a lack of entitlements.
With this approach, one can make efficient use of all available computer resources: high level logic is handled in interpreted code, CPU intensive work is done in compiled code and PVM simplifies using all available CPUs.
Complex healthcare, less resources, high-level medical equipment, and fewer available clinical settings have led many health professionals to use simulation as a method to further augment educational experiences for nursing students.
Cities are seen to be sites of ecological disruption, consuming a disproportionate share of natural resources, producing high levels of pollution, and concentrating harmful emissions precisely where the population is most concentrated.
Caregivers' context varies widely, with many providing care despite low levels of resources and high levels of additional demands.Changes in health care have shifted much cancer care to the home, with limited data to inform this transition.
Australia's abundant and diverse natural resources attract high levels of foreign investment and include extensive reserves of coal, iron, copper, gold, natural gas, uranium, and renewable energy sources.
Their risk context is further strained by compromised economic resources and high levels of intimate partner violence.
The literature indicates that strong health-care systems require significant resources and high levels of preparedness to improve health sector performance and outcomes in disasters [ 50].
Inadequate sanitation, limited resources, and high levels of overcrowding that characterize conditions of urban poverty are known to make the impoverished residents highly vulnerable to communicable diseases such as acute respiratory diseases (20– 20).
… Cathleen Collins, a spokeswoman for the city, wrote in an e-mail that just because programs were scheduled to be closed, it was "not a reflection of their quality or success, but rather a factor of limited resources and high level of competition".
