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Scientists at the University of California, San Diego, for example, have shown that white rhinos rarely produce fertile offspring in captivity.
Over the next three years, the aptly named Extraordinary Chambers will seek to produce a measure of legal accountability for one of the worst genocides of the twentieth century.
It remains the best instrument to produce those cooperative outcomes that confrontation effectively impedes.
Whether it will operate consistently enough for a long enough time to produce significant genetic change can be answered only by future generations.
Hence when last December the Mexican currency, the Peso, suddenly dropped one third in value, this threatened to produce not only more immigrants but also panic in the international financial markets.
With modern digital technology, the returns to scale are so large that it no longer makes sense to demand that, say, 1,000 firms produce versions of the same good, each meeting one-thousandth of total demand.
So, when it comes to automobiles, for example, one firm would produce all of the gears, another producing all of the brake pads, and so on.
As we all are embarrassingly aware, it was the Americans who had to produce the intervention that finally stopped the bloodshed in the Balkans.
Such forests produce fuelwood, which accounts for about half of tree removals.
They also produce materials for clothes, oils for soaps and lubricants, fruits, and other foods, such as cocoa.
But most buildings today are constructed using bricks and mortar, concrete, and, for larger structures, steel – all materials that produce substantial carbon emissions during the manufacturing process.
Yet rich countries should, through education and building on their edge in know-how, be able to find new comparative advantages for what they produce.
Meanwhile, persistent global imbalances will continue to produce anxiety, especially for those whose lives depend on exchange rates.
The necessary outcome, as first divined by Charles Darwin, was the selection of those lineages most apt to survive and , especially , produce progeny under existing conditions.
In this case, an embryo is being selected not only to avoid congenital disease and thus directly benefit the resulting child, but also to produce a child whose very existence could provide a cure for an older sibling, and with virtually no risk to the donor child.
Japan’s 150 million people still produce far more than 2.5 billion Chinese and Indians.
Of course, crises inevitably produce major setbacks with long recovery periods, drastically reducing growth in income and wealth.
We start with 100 farmers producing 100 units of food: technological progress enables 50 to produce the same amount, and the other 50 to move to factories that produce washing machines or cars or whatever.
For example, most towns and cities do not produce food, cars, gasoline, medicines, TVs, or films.
To survive and thrive, societies need to pay special attention to those activities that produce goods and services they can sell to non-residents.
Through sovereign investments in high-tech firms, policymakers can produce positive multiplier effects, including on the capital markets that were previously developed through privatization.
This would create the most important thing that these states and their rapidly growing young populations need to produce stability within the framework of democratic development: grounds for hope of economic and social progress.
These doubts were moderated somewhat as America's strategy began to produce results.
The key choices about war and peace in our future will depend not on gender, but on how leaders combine hard- and soft-power skills to produce smart strategies.
More than half of all approved drugs produce a serious adverse reaction that is not known at the time of regulatory approval.
The damage to public health resulting from poor sanitation limits economic development, because it causes workers to produce, save, and invest less, and to die younger.
Tweets can help to set the global agenda, but they do not produce soft power if they are not credible.
Decision-making would also be more inclusive and deliberative, and produce solutions that more closely reflected societal needs.
They studied how much light green beans need to thrive; which wavelengths produce the most delicious tomatoes; what temperatures cause basil to flourish; and which combination of nutrients creates the healthiest cauliflower.
PlantLab’s pitch is that a PPU the size of a city block and just a few stories high could produce the same volume of high-quality crops as a large farm, while consuming fewer resources.
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