Officials are worried that the gush of water will put stress on infrastructure.
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And that can put stress on a relationship, whether it's personal or professional.
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These changes put stress on the body and can even cause heart palpitations.
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Turkmenistan is 80% desert, and government mismanagement has put stress on water use.
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Coping with PTSD can put stress on not just veterans but also their families and friends.
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Agencies like the Treasury typically avoid policies that could put stress on the world's financial architecture.
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As global temperatures rise, wildfires, drought, and high electricity demand put stress on the nation's energy infrastructure.
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Milking blood from a finger put stress on red blood cells and could cause them to break apart.
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Try this whole-body move instead, which offers the same strengthening effects but won't put stress on your knees.
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While water quality, land management, and overfishing do put stress on the reef, the biggest driver is climate change.
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Even with all the resources in the world, international expansion can put stress on the culture of small companies.
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Climate change is likely to put stress on our agricultural system and cause severe food shortages in the future.
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The flood of new users into the virtual currency in recent weeks has put stress on that loose system.
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The extended grounding of the Boeing jet has led to airlines canceling flights and put stress on the company's suppliers.
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Skipping food and drink for well over 12 hours can put stress on the body, which immediately struggles against dehydration and hunger.
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I think it's just that constant reminder of when you stress, you put stress on your body, and right now I'm carrying a human.
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Support veterans suffering from PTSD Coping with post-traumatic stress disorder can put stress on not just veterans but also their families and friends.
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"This is one more issue that is going to put stress on bees and butterflies, and they're already stressed with many, many issues," he said.
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Litter, urban runoff, dead zones, leaking oil rigs and other factors put stress on sea life, notably fish, and cause alarming changes in our marine environment.
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That could put stress on the power grid, particularly with the shut-in of Aliso Canyon, following a massive leak at the underground storage facility in October.
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If the yuan weakens too sharply, that could put stress on the companies that have borrowed overseas by making it harder for them to repay, they added.
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There are downsides to codependent relationshipsPaltrow&aposs reasoning for living apart has some validity because being too reliant on a partner could put stress on a relationship.
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So, it can get your blood flowing, and put stress on your heart that "conditions" it in a way, but it won't necessarily help prevent or cure heart diseases.
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As Mr. Mohar points out, even if their final destination is the United States, tens of thousands of Central Americans marching northward can put stress on Mexican communities, too.
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As they continue to take money out they put stress on the agency to shrink its assets, print even more currency, and borrow more funds in the open market.
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While cities are eager to attract successful businesses (see the bidding war for Amazon's so-called HQ2 and its 50,000 well-paying jobs), they can also put stress on regions.
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Designers dropped the feature almost immediately after Negroponte's announcement, because the winding process put stress on the laptop's body and demanded energy that kids in very poor areas couldn't spare.
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After the Good Friday Agreement, the border was opened; now, questions over what the border would look like post-Brexit have put stress on both the Brexit process and Northern Ireland.
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Why it matters: Beijing wants to put stress on the U.S.-South Korea alliance and restart talks with North Korea that will reduce the near-term risks of conflict on the peninsula.
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Mr. Draghi is also chairman of the European Systemic Risk Board, which has expressed concern that a spike in interest rates could put stress on countries that have a lot of debt.
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A booming American economy coupled with failing infrastructure and a low-margin business reluctant to adopt new technologies have put stress on domestic logistics companies in the $900 billion market for U.S. trucking services.
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It's not 1993, and pretty graphics won out, even though they use a whole lot more bandwidth, put stress on servers, and inevitably force us to use more powerful technology than we really need for basic tasks.
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As well as creating dust and sulfur dioxide, which can cause respiratory diseases and put stress on local crops and wildlife, one study estimated that India's brick kilns burn 15 - 20 million tons of coal each year.
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A mad dash to treat patients in WuhanThe number of 2019-nCoV cases has already far surpassed that of the SARS outbreak, leading to a ballooning number of sick people that would put stress on any healthcare system.
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Even so, plunging oil prices since mid-2014 have put stress on Saudi Arabia's finances, causing a big budget deficit last year and forcing the kingdom to seek new sources of income, including taxes and other fees and to cut spending.
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The Saudis face the challenge of managing the oil market so that prices do not rise high enough to hurt demand or upset allies like Trump, but do not fall so low that they put stress on the kingdom's finances.
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The slightly curled-in fetal position recreates the natural curve your spine had in the womb, before holding your head up, sitting down or walking around changed the curvature of your spine and potentially put stress on your lower back, explains Winter.
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"If the US and its President continue to see allies and partners as purely transactional ... that's going to put stress on relationships," said Ben Shreer, a defense analyst with the International Institute of Strategic Studies, the think-tank that organizes the defense conference.
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A father of four from Southern California is in a fight for his life after he contracted influenza during an intense flu season that has put stress on many of the nation's hospitals as their emergency rooms continue to fill up with patients experiencing symptoms.
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"The looming economic downturn, a slight decline in consumer confidence in August and in September, data and privacy regulatory uncertainty, and a pending US election will put stress on marketers to spend wisely across initiatives that drive customers and business growth," the report says.
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"If they can get 14 or 15 states to file against the drugmakers, that will put stress on the companies, cost wise, to defend these suits all over the country," Carl Tobias, who teaches product-liability law at the University of Richmond in Virginia, told Bloomberg.
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"The whole reason why we've taken all these aggressive mitigation strategies — whether the travel bans, the recommendations for people, for communities, for employers — the reason why we've taken those aggressive measures is to mitigate the spread so we don't put stress on the health care systems," Verma said.
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The holidays can especially put stress on the family, so it&aposs important to approach with an open mind and actively listen While the holidays are a time to gather the family, share a meal, and create lasting memories, they can also be the perfect setting for a family feud.
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Fly-in fly-out employment can put stress on family relationships, and the phenomenon may stifle regional development. There is a high mental cost to the workers and their families, with several government inquiries into its detrimental effects.
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Shula would later become manager of The Estate, while Mark took a job at a Birmingham law firm. In 1989, Shula persuaded Mark to invest almost £50,000 in her brother Kenton's antique business. The financial outlay put stress on the marriage, amplified by the fact the couple could not conceive. Shula was eventually diagnosed with endometriosis.
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Rape victims can develop a fear of sex for physical and psychological reasons. During sexual assault, victims experience physical trauma such as soreness, bruising, pain, genital irritation, genital infection, severe tearing of vaginal walls, and rectal bleeding. They may also grapple with fear of the potential reoccurrence of assault. This possibility for rape can put stress on relationships as well.
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He also criticized Francis Bacon and denounced literary naturalism and utilitarianism. His central emphasis was on the individual moral character and human reason. He put stress on self- discipline and the need to control impulses seeking liberation from all restraints. He opposed naturalism on the grounds that it emphasizes the dominance of external natural forces over the strength of character and individual conscience.
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From the early 1940s, Indian cricket had been dominated by the Merchant-Hazare school of batsmanship which put stress on preserving one's wicket. Umrigar's batting combined the tall scores of this era with the adventurous spirit of the thirties. Umrigar's bowling improved over the course of his career. He bowled off-cutters, hardly flighted the ball and moved it in off the seam.
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15 Nov. 2014. Such infrastructure allows open channels of communication and exchange of resources between people on the ground and larger organizations such as NGOs. In order to maintain constant revenue, a community must not become a monoeconomy which could collapse in the event of economic downturn. Communities must manage the increased pressure to put stress on natural resources to accommodate visitor numbers.
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Operation-related problems due to extreme summer temperatures have been identified and are a concern to railroad equipment. Rail vehicle A/C has to work harder during hot days, which can put stress on A/C systems. GO Transit inspects A/C more frequently during summer. In extremely hot weather, train tracks can be heated up, which causes them to expand.
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The early articulated haulers were rugged, lacked suspension and had manual transmissions. This made them uncomfortable, noisy and demanding to drive and contributed to operator fatigue. The lack of suspension, other than that inherent in the large tires, also put stress on the drive-train and chassis, making them unsuitable for high-speed operation and in need of frequent service. The top speed was a mere 30 km/h.
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Civilizations critical success created a "golden period of MicroProse" where there was more potential for similar strategy games to succeed, according to Meier. This put stress on the company's direction and culture. Stealey wanted to continue to pursue the military-themed titles, while Meier wanted to continue his success with simulation games. Shelley left MicroProse in 1992 and joined Ensemble Studios, where he used his experience with Civilization to design the Age of Empires games.
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The medical problems of the ancient Egyptians stemmed directly from their environment. Living and working close to the Nile brought hazards from malaria and debilitating schistosomiasis parasites, which caused liver and intestinal damage. Dangerous wildlife such as crocodiles and hippos were also a common threat. The lifelong labors of farming and building put stress on the spine and joints, and traumatic injuries from construction and warfare all took a significant toll on the body.
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Glaciers created the area's geographical features, forming basins running east to west with the region's bedrock, and when they retreated, lakes formed. The Ojibwa and French explorers found chert, which produces sparks, at Gunflint Lake and gave the trail its name. In contemporary times, both fire and wind put stress on the area. The Ojibwa built a village that is now Grand Marais, which became a trading post and a center for logging and commercial fishing.
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Diagram of a healthy heart and one with hypoplastic left heart syndrome There is no known cause in the majority of HLHS cases. Some cases may have a genetic component, as HLHS has been shown to be heritable and associated with specific gene mutations. Not all, but some, cases of aortic stenosis in a fetus can put stress on the left ventricle in utero, that can eventually lead to decreased perfusion and stop the growth of the left ventricle.
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The probe head located in the CSM was self-centering and gimbal-mounted to the probe piston. As the probe head engaged in the opening of the drogue socket, three spring-loaded latches depressed and engaged. These latches allowed a so- called 'soft dock' state and enabled the pitch and yaw movements in the two vehicles to subside. Excess movement in the vehicles during the 'hard dock' process could cause damage to the docking ring and put stress on the upper tunnel.
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When an auxiliary verb is present, it appears in second position, and the main verb appears at the end. This occurs notably in the creation of the perfect tense. Many word orders are still possible: : (The old man has me today the book given.) : (The book has the old man me today given.) : (Today has the old man me the book given.) The main verb may appear in first position to put stress on the action itself. The auxiliary verb is still in second position.
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev declared a state of emergency in seven regions, and 28 other regions were under a state of emergency due to crop failures caused by the drought. The fires cost roughly $15 billion in damages. A combination of the smoke from the fires, producing heavy smog blanketing large urban regions and the record-breaking heat wave put stress on the Russian healthcare system. Munich Re estimated that in all, 56,000 people died from the effects of the smog and the heat wave.
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A primary criticism of The Network was that drew administrative energy away from the College. Compounding these issues was the fact that many of the branches were not financially sound. Cashflow issues and outright financial failures put stress on the College's budget leading to the closure of most of the branches beginning in 1975 and continuing through the late 1980s. Contraction of the Network was executed under President William Birenbaum, noted for his acumen in "crisis-type settings," reducing the size of the Network by nearly three-quarters.
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In such a case, restitution must be made by feeding one poor person for each day missed. Finally, Muslims are also required, if physically able, to undertake a pilgrimage to Mecca at least once in one's life: it is strongly recommended to do it as often as possible, preferably once a year. Only individuals whose financial position and health are severely insufficient are exempt from making Hajj (e.g. if making Hajj would put stress on one's financial situation, but would not end up in homelessness or starvation, it is still required).
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These social pressures and changes caused a disruption in the natural order of society: the idea that every man, woman, and child knew his or her place in English society. This population growth and social change put stress on the established governmental order, changing how the government chose to maintain order throughout the country. Often, the poor became the targets of these newer laws set on re-establishing societal order. Labeled as beggars and vagabonds, laws like the Vagabonds and Beggars Act 1494 aimed to punish the poor of England for simply being poor.
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The term heat island is also used; the term can be used to refer to any area that is relatively hotter than the surrounding, but generally refers to human-disturbed areas. Monthly rainfall is greater downwind of cities, partially due to the UHI. Increases in heat within urban centers increases the length of growing seasons and decreases the occurrence of weak tornadoes. The UHI decreases air quality by increasing the production of pollutants such as ozone, and decreases water quality as warmer waters flow into area streams and put stress on their ecosystems.
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Outside is a lounge deck, and nearby a parking lot, beyond which no vehicles will be allowed. Visitors can choose to either see and observe the Philippine tarsier in the net enclosure or in their nature habitat through the tarsier trail. As mentioned earlier, the net enclosure has a seven-foot fence where 100 Philippine tarsiers are kept for feeding, breeding and display. Here, visitors can get up close and personal with the species, or take pictures, but are urged to do so quietly and not to handle them so as not to put stress on the animals who are asleep during daytime.
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Some training equipment such as paddles and kick boards can also put stress on the shoulder and surrounding muscles and cause fatigue and inflammation. The second cause of swimmer shoulder is the biomechanics of the stroke also known as stroke technique. Incorrect stroke technique for example the swimmers hand entering the water across the mid-line of the swimmers body then proceeding to stroke back or the swimmers hand entering the water palm out thumb down and any other type of incorrect technique when done repetitively can cause pain, fatigue and inflammation of the shoulder and surrounding muscles.
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Jay (Ed O'Neill) tries to potty train Joe (Pierce Wallace) despite Gloria's (Sofía Vergara) warnings that Joe has to be ready on his own and Jay has to not put stress on him. The real reason Jay wants to train Joe is because every time he goes to the store to buy diapers, people think that he asks diapers for himself. After a long time and the moment Jay is ready to give up, Joe manages to use the potty. Cameron (Eric Stonestreet) takes Lily (Aubrey Anderson-Emmons) to a clown school without telling Mitch (Jesse Tyler Ferguson) because he knows that Mitch will disapprove of it.
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Patient-centered outcomes are results of health care that can be obtained from a healthcare professional's ability to care for their patients and their patient's families in ways that are meaningful, valuable and helpful to the patient. Patient-centered outcomes focus attention on a patient's beliefs, opinions, and needs in conjunction with a physician's medical expertise and assessment. In the United States, the growth of the healthcare industry has put pressure on providers to see more patients in less time, fill out paperwork in a timely manner, and stay current on the ever-changing medical advancements that occur daily. This increased pressure on healthcare workers has put stress on the provider-patient relationship.
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Although certain defects and blemishes may not directly cause lameness, they can often put stress on other parts of the body, which can then cause lameness or injuries.Harris, pp. 265–266. Poor conformation and structural defects do not always cause lameness, however, as was shown by the champion racehorse Seabiscuit, who was considered undersized and knobby-kneed for a Thoroughbred. Common defects of the forelegs include base-wide and base- narrow, where the legs are farther apart or closer together on the ground then they are when they originate in the chest; toeing-in and toeing-out, where the hooves point inwards or outwards; knee deviations to the front (buck knees), rear (calf knees), inside (knock knees) or outside (bowleg); short or long pasterns; and many problems with the feet.
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In 2007 Kuini attended TK's wedding and got into a fight with her sister Liz Arthur (Rima Te Wiata) for the way she had treated TK. TK and his wife Sarah (Amanda Billing) visited Kuini in 2009 following their termination and Kuini revealed that before Huia, she had suffered two miscarriages. TK visited Kuini in 2010 to set up a clinic at the marae but the input of Brooke Freeman (Beth Allen) initially put stress on the idea but it turned out to be a positive movement on the whanau. Kuini visited again in 2011 and made it clear she thought TK was still in love with Sarah however several months later at TK's wedding to Roimata Ngatai (Shavaughn Ruakere), Kuini encouraged TK to go through with the ceremony. Kuini returned to Ferndale in August 2014 following Sarah's death.
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