These models have allowed industry players to construct imaginaries of an investment hiatus, leading to the possibility of future power cuts and blackouts, and a need for guaranteed prices.
His comments evoked a persistent debate Britain and elsewhere in Europe about the limits of free speech and what is often depicted as a need for greater guarantees of freedom of expression as the antidote to its suppression — an issue I try to explore in my latest column on Page Two of the IHT.
Julie Lewin, president of Animal Advocacy Connecticut and an opponent of the bill, said that while there may be a need for more regulations guaranteeing the well-being and safety of the transported animals, the proposal would have hurt more than it would have helped.
To the best of our knowledge, no such software programs are available for the requesting and formulation of second opinions on headache patients, even though there is a need for them in order to guarantee optimal results.
Real-time audio- and videoconferencing over data networks have created a need for the same real-time QoS guarantees that the telecom industry has enjoyed since the inception of digital telephony.
Whereas physicians receive special training to provide effective and safe health care to populations, there is a need for specific training on smoking cessation to guarantee systematic and effective cessation counselling and support [ 21, 25].
And what they then point out is that the price originally demanded by EDF of £100 per megawatt hour was 19% higher than another source of low-carbon power - onshore wind turbines - where there is a need to guarantee the tariff for "just" 15 years.
The commissioners say they have found a balance between the need for guarantees for both democracy and Islam.
The offense could be caused by an artist's withdrawal from a longstanding agreement to provide passes — something that happens not infrequently, as an artist gains confidence and no longer feels the need for guaranteed applause.
All the experts agreed not only on defending independence in nutritional epidemiology regarding the design, interpretation and conclusion of their studies but also on the crucial need for guaranteed scientific rigor, scientific quality of the results and measures to protect studies against potential biases related to the conflicts of interest of funding by the food industry.
An approach for runnable migration in a NoC-based multi-core system has been proposed as a way to decrease the number of cores needed for guaranteeing safe execution of a hard real-time software.
