It's all at the same desperate pitch, with no space for development.
But he said it was as much for councils to open up space for development as it was for central government to set the agenda.
If PrimeSense offers embedded sensors which generate indoor real-time maps of the space around them, that's where Apple has seen a space for development.
For much of the twentieth century, as Michael Grunwald recounts, in his deeply researched book "The Swamp," the residents of Florida waged an undeclared war on the Everglades, draining and diverting it to provide more space for development and agriculture.
Grynspan emphasises that SEGIB doesn't directly address violence, and instead focuses on prevention, targeting disillusioned young men and enabling a space for development away from gang culture and needless violence against women.
The nine sites, including several parking lots along the south side of Delancey Street from Essex Street to the Williamsburg Bridge, make up 1.65 million square feet of space for development.
For years, Ventura has looked askance at growth and recently adopted some of the most stringent antigrowth measures in the nation, which generally require voter approval to rezone farmland or open space for development, or to expand cities beyond their existing boundaries.
There is lots of other space for development there.
Compared with the mature market of developed countries, China's domestic market has just started, and there is a wider space for development in the future.
Since the maximum theoretical PCE of the PSCs employing CH3NH3PbI3−x Cl x is 31.4%, there is still enough space for development [19].
Using space for buffer zones leaves less space for development and makes it even more necessary to build denser and taller buildings in the remaining area, and can make the FGC a less long-term solution.
