In molecular biology, Human accelerated region 1 (highly accelerated region 1, HAR1) is a segment of the human genome found on the long arm of chromosome 20.

Many of the HARs are associated with genes known to play a role in neurodevelopment.

Against the backdrop of rapid globalization, the individual risks and costs of moving internationally will continue to fall.

I could feel the wind against my face and the beat of my racing heart as if it were happening in that very moment.

The rapid ageing of the population in the region, in particular the ageing of the older population, would increase expenditure on public health.

Seeking to enhance Islamic performance in the Child sector so as to adapt frameworks and mechanisms to face the ever accelerating changes and transformations and their repercussions on that sector

The accelerated pace of the effort, which involved massive requisitioning of grain and cattle, led to widespread starvation across Russia, Belarus, Ukraine and Kazakhstan.

But accelerated reconstruction in a post Bonn framework will also require accelerated confidence building and an intensification of the ties and exchanges among neighbours.

There is evidence that HAR1 is repressed by REST in individuals with Huntington's disease, perhaps contributing to the neurodegeneration associated with the disease.

Two possible explanations have emerged from the rapidly growing scientific literature on the subject selective upward social mobility and delayed diffusion of behavioral change.

These regional bodies also have a special and complex dimension in this era of rapidly accelerating globalisation, requiring innovative strategies to meet the target of full decolonization by the end of this decade.

Europe is considered a region in recognition of the new situation created by the enlargement of the European Union, but its average scores hide the rapidly reducing but still significant differences that exist between Eastern and Western Europe.

For example, particles accelerated beyond the speed of light in a refractive medium (where the speed of light is less than that in a vacuum, such as water) create visible shock effects, a phenomenon known as Cherenkov radiation.

We have it in our power to eliminate the financial system s rapidly growing debt and to create a new monetary order that corresponds to free enterprise principles and the rule of law, without risking a breakdown of the entire payment system.

Further work on the secondary structure of HAR1A has suggested that the human form adopts a different fold to that of other mammals exemplified by the chimpanzee sequence.

Rapid ageing of the population, with a shrinking labour force, will impose pressure on public expenditure on pensions as the number of retirees increases while the number of contributors to pension funds becomes smaller.

Accelerating trends of environmental degradation and poverty at the local, national and global levels lead to increased competition for scarce resources such as land and water, and can be potential flashpoints for violent conflict.

But they might not if it meant that Argentina, unable to cover the accelerated payments, would be forced to repudiate the debt leaving the bondholders with nothing.

The brutal wars and other problems of this era, many of which come from the effects of rapid change, and the connected loss of strength of traditional religious and ethical norms, have led to many reactions against modern development.

5. Governments should ensure that access of youth to technical, secondary and higher education is improved and that curricula are adapted to meet the needs of a rapidly changing labour market associated with globalization. The transition from learning to work should also be facilitated.

The real challenge in Europe is continued stagnation and rising public sector fiscal pressures in bloated welfare states with rapidly aging populations. Restoring growth, opportunity, prosperity, and financial stability will require bold solutions to five inter related problems.

Fiscal consolidation will weigh on growth prospects for two generations to come, and the welfare state as we have known it in Europe since World War II will have to be transformed, especially given a rapidly aging population.