As one of the lone holdovers, Chandler now provides some critical continuity in the lineup.
Revisiting the philosopher's key texts, Lumsden calls attention to Hegel's reformulation of liberal and Cartesian conceptions of subjectivity, identifying a critical though unrecognized continuity between poststructuralism and German idealism.
Geo-diversity is a critical requirement for business continuity and disaster recovery plans that can enable Stanford to continue operating while protecting critical data assets.
While continuity is often held as a critical component of success at the highest levels of soccer — continuity of lineup, continuity of tactics, continuity of training techniques — there seems to be little hesitation among the biggest clubs when it comes to making changes to their primary leaders.
An inventory of hardware and software is a critical step in any business continuity plan and in the case of NHS systems were shout down because there was no clear indication of the software they were using [55].
In his journal, the writer John Cheever alluded to a loss of continuity at a critical point in his life.
A critical review revealed that relational continuity had significant positive associations with 51 out of 81 quality of care outcomes; evidence was strongest for relationships between continuity and increased uptake of preventative services [ 24].
Handoffs serve a critical function in ensuring patient care continuity during transitions of care.
BACKGROUND: Care continuity is considered a critical characteristic of high-performing health systems.
Even after successful microsurgical reconstructive coaptation of the nerve continuity, there is a critical denervation time for the innervated muscles, which can result in reduced function [ 16, 17].
