Because of the game's success, a sequel followed in 1981 dubbed Asteroids Deluxe.

Because of the market success of the NES, companies chose to develop for it first and were thus barred from developing the same games on competing systems for two years.

Because of all of these elements and the importance of each one to the success of the course, seeking out a qualified, experienced course designer will help to insure that all of these factors are kept at the forefront.

Because of his lack of commercial success, Bowie was forced to try to earn a living in different ways.

Because higher league placement results in a greater share of television rights, success on the field generates greater income for the club.

Because no documentary material existed of the storming of the palace, Eistenstein's re-creation of the event has become the source material for historians and filmmakers, giving it further legitimacy as the accepted historical record, which illustrates its success as a propaganda film.

Because of the relative success of economics at understanding markets, rational choice theory has also become increasingly employed in social sciences other than economics, such as sociology and political science in recent decades.

Because of the perceived success of the reconciliatory approach in dealing with human-rights violations after political change either from internal or external factors, other countries have instituted similar commissions, though not always with the same scope or the allowance for charging those currently in power.

Because he had no success in Germany, Zapf went to the United States.

Because of its success in explaining a wide variety of experimental results, the Standard Model is sometimes regarded as a " theory of almost everything ".

Because of his rank John of Gaunt was one of England's principal military commanders in the 1370s and 1380s, though his enterprises were never rewarded with the kind of dazzling success that had made his elder brother the Black Prince such a charismatic war leader.

Because the cult of the cross was spreading at about the same time, this comparison met with stunning success.

Because of his discouragingly minor role in the band, and under the pressure of The Mundanes ' unsuccessful search for success, Linnell began recording music with John Flansburgh, though his family did not support the transition from what they considered to be a more professional band to an experimental one.

) Because of their " distinctive histories and traditions ," black schools can function as the center and symbol of black communities, and provide examples of independent black leadership, success, and achievement.

Because most programs now breed their own puppies and raise them according to very carefully researched and planned guidelines, their success rates are relatively high.

Because of the show's huge success, the BBC were determined that the comedy series continue.

Because of the success of the album and the single " She Don't Use Jelly ", the band was featured on three popular television series: Beverly Hills, 90210, the Late Show with David Letterman and Beavis and Butt-head.

Because workers are forced to compete in a global job market, wages are less dependent on the success or failure of individual economies.

Because the land was suitable for cattle and sheep raising the grantees turned to ranching with great success.

Because Russell was still a major box office draw, with the success of Auntie Mame a few years earlier, and Merman never having established herself as a popular screen presence, the studio agreed to Brisson's terms.

Because the coin is assumed to be fair, the probability of success is.

Because of the success in Europe, Sega decided to open its Sega Europe division.

Because neighborhoods are such a vital resource to the success of Mishawaka, the city continually upgrades and develops new neighborhood park and recreation facilities.

Because of its huge success places are now going to be limited as the parade is getting too big.

Because of the destruction caused by poorly-built high-rise insulae collapsing, several Roman emperors, beginning with Augustus ( r. 30 BC-14 AD ), set limits of 20 – 25 metres for multi-storey buildings, but met with limited success, as these limits were often ignored despite the likelihood of taller insulae collapsing.

Because oxygen concentration in the water increases at both low temperatures and high flow rates, aquatic amphibians in these situations can rely primarily on cutaneous respiration, as in the Titicaca water frog and the hellbender salamander.

Because it produces more realistic imagery computer animation demands higher frame rates to reinforce this realism.

Because items can be traded within the game and also because of illegal online trading on websites, virtual currency to real currency exchange rates have been calculated.

Because of very high rates of evaporation, soil and plants rapidly lose the little moisture obtained from the rain, and vegetation could not survive without extensive irrigation.

Because a nation's exchange rate has a big impact on its ' balance of trade ' and its ' balance of payments ' many economists favour freely floating exchange rates over the older, fixed ( or pegged ) rates of foreign currency exchange.

Because sIBM affects different people in different ways and at different rates, there is no " textbook case.

Because of high rates of very early miscarriage ( 25 % of pregnancies are lost within the first six weeks since the woman's last menstrual period, or LMP ), the methods used to detect pregnancy may lead to bias in conception rates.

Because deadweight costs are related to the elasticity of supply and demand for a good, it follows that putting the highest tax rates on the goods for which there is most inelastic supply and demand will result in the least overall deadweight costs.

Because the peak neutron flux and fission reaction rates would occur outside of the vehicle, these activities could be much more vigorous than they could be if it was necessary to house them in a vessel ( which would have temperature limits due to materials constraints ).

Because SQUIDs can operate at acquisition rates much higher than the highest temporal frequency of interest in the signals emitted by the brain ( kHz ), MEG achieves good temporal resolution.

Because Medicare offers statutorily determined benefits, its coverage policies and payment rates are publicly known, and all enrollees are entitled to the same coverage.

Because whales generally have slow growth rates, are slow to reach sexual maturity, and have a low reproductive output, population recovery has been very slow.

Because of their high water content, transpiration rates and consequent loss weight, the nuts react as fresh fruits ( not as nuts ).

Because they often exist in places without effective workplace safety or environmental laws, sweatshops sometimes injure their workers or the environment at greater rates than would be acceptable in developed countries.

Because most of the land surrounding these tollways is undeveloped, the city is using this land to attract major commercial development, thereby improving its tax base and providing an opportunity to lower property tax rates.

Because of the low bandwidth available it is not possible to transmit audio signals, therefore all messaging is done with alphanumeric data at very low bit rates.

Because municipal bonds are most often tax-exempt, comparing the coupon rates of municipal bonds to corporate or other taxable bonds can be misleading.

Because of the difference in burn rates between the two different fuels, petrol engines are mechanically designed with different timing than diesels, so to auto-ignite a petrol engine causes the expansion of gas inside the cylinder to reach its greatest point before the cylinder has reached the " top dead center " ( TDC ) position.

Because of rising German rates, Lamont was only able to cut interest rates by a further 0. 5 % to 10 % in May 1992, when UK conditions would arguably have warranted deeper cuts.

Because of their unique importance as prestige warships, only a small number of first rates could be built and maintained at any one time.

Because population turnover rates of individual taxa are much less than net rates of sediment accumulation, the biological remains of successive, noncontemporaneous populations of organisms may be admixed within a single bed, known as time-averaging.