The creators of the prize modeled it on the competitions that spurred early developments in aviation, including the $25,000 Orteig Prize that Charles Lindbergh won in 1927 with his trans-Atlantic solo flight from New York to Paris.
What's more, in 2005, Napa saw a warm late winter that spurred early bud break, and then cool, wet spring conditions that slowed ripening.
Alternatively, Parliament has the power to dissolve itself, which would spur early elections.
Parliament has the power to dissolve itself, which would spur early elections, and the parties were expected to discuss that possibility in the coming days.
The agency believes that up to 20 TerraWatt hours (TWh) of coal generation could be replaced by gas, with uncertainty about new EU industrial emissions rules next year spurring early action.
The US has promised to take a leadership role during next week's talks in Paris, with Barack Obama arriving on Sunday night for a number of high-level meetings designed to spur early momentum.
Designing based on this principle predicts that the next technology advancement for the interventional cardiology will not be biodegradable DES by default, but rather a DES that can spur early restoration of the endothelial function within the window period.
The timing of these basal splits is critical because if they occurred in the earliest Oligocene, then they would have coincided with an interval of pronounced ocean cooling [ 21] that may have helped spur early neocete evolution [ 85].
Still, both are highly reactive to attacks on their market share, and could be spurred to earlier development if they perceive a competitive threat from Canada.
Should the Van der Vaart move gain Premier League approval, the midfielder would become Redknapp's second deadline-day signing after Spurs earlier sealed a loan deal for the Croatia goalkeeper Stipe Pletikosa from Spartak Moscow.
