This appeared to be an extension of the "moral case" for coal exports advocated by the energy minister, Josh Frydenberg, and by the coal industry in support of increasing supply to developing markets such as India.
With this, we acknowledge the capacity of education to facilitate emancipation, be it formal or non-formal, and we acknowledge the role of education in supporting the supply of developers to a developing software industry (Arora and Gambardella 2008).
A need has been identified for a simply constructed, photovoltaic-powered, water pump to improve the water supply in rural areas of developing countries.
The story of hardware startups is one of many optimistic and often exciting ideas, but also a lot of failures, as the realities set in of developing supply chains, trying to find the right economies of scale and of course finding customers for your shiny new gadgets.
This paper particularly focuses on the intermittent water supplies in the cities of developing countries.
Author Daniel Yergin, one of the foremost authorities on the industry, wrote last week in a Wall Street Journal article: "Even before the collapse in prices, major oil and natural-gas companies had become preoccupied with the continually rising costs of developing new supply and were heeding the call from investors for 'capital discipline'.
Therefore, preterm born babies who receive intensive neonatal care therapy with increased oxygen supply are at high risk of developing ROP, which is the major ocular disorder of the neonate and the dominant cause of visual impairment in childhood.
Micro-organisms residing in soil with heightened supply of substrates develop mechanisms to secrete increased concentration of extracellular enzymes to utilize the available substrate (Raju and Divakar 2013).
Companies such as Visionics Corporation, Viisage and Miro are in the business of developing and supplying technology for the ongoing (it is always ongoing) "securitisation" of identities.
Saudi Arabia's oil minister, Ali al-Naimi, said crude prices were unlikely to fall below $60 a barrel because the cost of developing new supplies, from sources like Canadian tar sands, is rising.
