During his tenure, his areas of interest included aircraft design, heat transfer and safety engineering, on which he acted as a consultant to NASA.
Data collected provides a snapshot of the state of a country's agricultural sector - from size of holdings, land tenure, land use, area harvested, irrigation, livestock, labour and other agricultural inputs.
We do not find a significant relationship between land tenure and planted area or land tenure and yields.
At the same time, he was granted a 10-year tenure of an area of government (provincia) comprising Spain, Gaul, and Syria, the three regions containing the bulk of the army.
According to Mr. Fries, a deal was struck that municipality would provide the development plan within 8 months, while the project agency would convince the investors to advance the due tenure for the area to finance the decontamination of the soil under the solar power plant.
To remove this constraint, it has become a policy to transfer all rattan-cutting licensees within community-based forest management (CBFM) areas to the jurisdiction and management of CBFM people's organizations or indigenous communities.7 These communities have a 25-year tenure over the area, renewable for another 25 years.
The cultural ecosystem values of recreation and scenery were most frequently identified, but were unrelated to both land tenure and protected areas.
Prior research has examined the relationship between physical landscapes and ecosystem services, but the distribution of ecosystem services by land tenure and protected areas is less developed.
We use archival research and case studies to examine how imposition of formal land tenure in forested areas failed to recognise rights and led to exclusion, contestation and conflict.
In addition to England's obvious shortage of hard-bitten Test experience up front and on the bench, it is also among the most significant team-sheets of Jones's tenure in other areas.
