Therefore, although a defendant does not necessarily intend to endanger life when he intends to break a car window, ignoring the likely risk that this will cause the driver to swerve into the path of another vehicle, perhaps fatally, constitutes recklessness and is a sufficient causative nexus.
And, while Google figured out ways to avoid most hassles in hardware (supply chains and inventory), it was not ready with sufficient customer care when the Nexus One, like much early Google software, proved only "good enough," i.e., sometimes insufficient.
The idea behind it is simply this: a horizontal, linear left-to-right nexus of economic ideology is no longer sufficient to express the complex relationship between parties and the voters they court.
More recent research in Kenya highlights the complexity of the electricity-entrepreneurship nexus, elucidating that access is a necessary but not sufficient condition for the creation and development of rural micro-enterprises [6].
They were reproduced by importing an appropriate taxon list into TreeView 1.6.6 [ 60], changing the resultant 'bush' to the appropriate topology based on all relevant information present as diagrams, tables and accompanying text (where sufficient to imply an informative phylogeny), and saving it as a NEXUS-formatted treefile [ 61].
It's an open question though whether that's going to be sufficient in the face of a tsunami of advertising from Google for the new Nexus 7 (£199, with a better screen - though worse apps - than the iPad) and the onslaught from retailers including Tesco and Argos, with their £100 Android tablets.
The water management strategy of plant species therefore encompasses a nexus of evolutionary trade-offs revolving around the competing interests of maximizing growth while conserving sufficient water to ensure survival (Cowan 1986).
