Sol-gel technique, a most used and mature way to synthesize various function materials under the right conditions, has been widely used in scientific researches and technical exploitations and has a distinct advantage over other methods in the uniformity of film thickness, large-area fabrications, precise controls of chemical composition, etc. compared with pulsed laser deposition (PLD) [13, 14].
During these events technical groundwater exploitation and optimal water treatment will be challenging so that short time interruptions during floods would be advisable.
The high variability in discharge, groundwater composition and turbidity (as indicated by Al/Fe concentrations) during rainy season, however, will represent a significant challenge for technical groundwater exploitation and treatment.
Some accounts (10, 14) are technical definitions of exploitation that are specific to a Marxist approach.
The design involved the least intervention in the site and incorporated landscape eco-restoration technology under the principle of respect for the local conditions, technical remediation and moderate exploitation.
Despite the synthetic and physical achievements, a technical impediment towards the exploitation of such porphyrin-based architectures in applicative devices is that they cannot be singularly addressed in solution or at solid state, as they must be interfaced with the external world.
Michael Roche, chief executive of the Queensland Resources Council, said: "The exploitation of the technical legal loophole that caused the delay was merely a tactic used by green activists in an attempt to thwart efforts to develop the Galilee Basin".
New technical innovations facilitate the sexual exploitation of women and children because they enable people easily to buy, sell, and exchange millions of images and videos of sexual exploitation of women and children.
Mineral exploitation is a technical term for the process of mining, and in a very literal sense, communities like those near La Puya are being exploited for their gold, their water, and their wealth, with mining often leaving behind a thoroughly pillaged landscape that is utterly bereft and toxic.
To explore the above hypothesis, we exposed mynas from environments with high and low levels of urbanization to three behavioral tests designed to measure neophobia (i.e. aversion to approach novel objects), consumer innovation (i.e. adoption of novel food types) and technical innovation (i.e. exploitation of novel food through new behavioral patterns) [5].
