The chief constraints in chickpea production are biotic stresses like Ascochyta blight, Fusarium wilt, pod borer, and abiotic stresses such as drought, heat, cold and high-salinity [ 4].
The state's chamber of commerce predicts that this will slow to a somewhat less meteoric 6.5% this year and continue at 6% or so for some time the chief constraint being the lack of able bodies to employ.Last year Western Australia exported some A$8.5 billion-worth of iron ore to China.
While an emphasis on high-throughput synthesis is essential, the chief synthetic constraint is the necessity of a facile, late-stage labeling site that can be applied to numerous derivatives.
On the demand side, cultural and societal norms, distances to functioning health centres and financial barriers are considered chief constraints; this is similar in other low-income countries [ 15].
21 In brief, the score was based on three criteria: (1) openness and competitiveness in the recruitment of the chief executive; (2) constraints on the authority of the chief executive; and (3) political participation and opposition.
"If necessity is the mother of invention, constraint is the mother of frugal innovation," said Terri Bresenham, the chief executive of GE Healthcare, South Asia, who is based in Bangalore.
The chief justice, William H. Rehnquist, had recently published a book of Supreme Court history about the constraints that war places on civil liberties.
The idea is similar to the CHUNKY CHIEF by Wu [A weighted residual formulation for the CHIEF method in acoustic, Journal of Acoustical Society of America 90 (1991) 1608 1614], but Chunky CHIEF provides constraints using null-field equations while the BPM used the CHUNKY BLOCK singularity outside the domain.
The chief alternative explanation – to homology – for common features of different molecules is that they have common functional constraint.
