And this is a point of strategic priority [ 30].
The standardization of feeds around data types has almost reached a point of becoming an urgent priority, as the mechanisms that previously worked well in defining standard formats broke down with the new types of shared media.
Not everyone agrees with the composition and ordering of Lomborg's priorities lists, of course -- climate change tends to rank further down the list than many stakeholders would like, for example -- but as a point of departure for discussion, the exercise of priority-setting is a sound one.
Each item was rated on a 5-point scale of priority from 1 (low priority) to 5 (highest priority).
In reaching the agreement, Mr. Papandreou agreed to meet Mr. Samaras's demand that he step down as prime minister, while Mr. Samaras agreed to back the debt deal and a seven-point plan of priorities proposed by Mr. Papandreou that would essentially commit the new government to the terms of the debt deal.
A collective implication of the growing evidence base related to respiratory failure is that reducing oxygen consumption and ventilator demands is a rational point of focus and high priority when attempting to optimize respiratory support for the individual patient.
Chris Petit, as an author, is of a variety that could not have existed prior to the later 20th century and is still exotic – namely someone whose approach to crafting literature commences from a starting point of cinema, where the priorities and processes are very different.
"From a tax point of view, the number one priority, in my opinion, is to do more on property taxes," Mr. Cuomo said at Manhattanville College in Westchester County, where he said property taxes were higher than in any county in the nation.
It also differed from efforts to establish pure logic as a self-explanatory realm in that Nishida insisted on the starting point of experience, a priority he shared with Husserl's phenomenology and William James' radical empiricism.
The acceptability argument refines this argument by stating that gains above a specific reference point of acceptability receive less priority than those below this reference point.
In our study this especially applied to patients who often responded around the mid-point of the priority scale.
