In this study, the impact of the tooth thickness coefficient on tooth wear for standard and non-standard spur gears is numerically investigated.
But rather than use 9/11 to summon us to nation-building at home, Bush used it as an excuse to party — to double down on a radical tax-cutting agenda for the rich that not only did not spur rising living standards for most Americans but has now left us with a huge ball and chain around our ankle.
This strategy also has deeper platform benefits, as it would spur adoption of standards that Google is promoting in its large-scale battle with Apple, Amazon, and Facebook for dominance of the online landscape.
The automobile alliance, supported by the National Academy of Sciences, has argued that fuel economy standards spurred lighter-weight cars, making them less safe and leading to thousands of additional deaths.
The 1903 fire at Chicago's Iroquois Theater, which killed more than 600 people, spurred tougher safety standards in the United States, and many Brazilians are hoping for the same kind of reaction.
The rich world has developed economically in direct proportion to a ready supply of cheap, dependable, and abundant energy, which spurs rising living standards wherever and whenever it comes.
But, he added, higher standards could spur inequality if states did not give all students an "opportunity to learn" advanced content, because poor children are often less prepared at home and have less trained teachers.
Interoperability of health standards helped spur an unprecedented level of innovation in the sector.
"He is on a par with Gareth [Evans] and Jack [Oliver] and competition to reach those 'A' standards should spur him on for the European Championships next year".
For more context: some say in-game advertising will ruin the video game industry altogether, others believe standards will spur industry growth, and a recent article on our sister site Crunchgear (based on another study) suggested gamers don't have a problem with in-game advertising at all.
