An active trust in technology (smart meters), markets (reputation management, sanction systems), and organizations (supervision, trust intermediaries) will become indispensable for the prospective ES to work, given the critical role of decentralized consumption and feed-in units for system performance.
Women living in a village with active and trusted community-level resource persons were more than twice as likely to use maternal health services during pregnancy, delivery, and for complications (see Table 3).
One particular security requirement is the ability of applications to protect the secrecy and integrity of transmitted data while still allowing trusted active elements within the network to operate on that data.
Appointed gentleman to Gustav III of Sweden in 1781, Armfelt was employed in the negotiations with Catherine II of Russia (1783) and with the Danish government (1787) and was one of the king's most trusted and active counselors during the war with Russia in 1788 90.
"The legal system, which is based on the principles of the new Libya, is now active, and we trust its ability," Mr. Keeb said.
Omitted from Figure 1 are cloud services that provide authentication such as lightweight active directory protocol servers and trusted computing techniques as they are outside the scope of this survey.
The county has become home to seven active land trusts, including the Yampa Valley Land Trust and the Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust, the nation's first trust founded by ranchers.
An equally active land trust exists in neighboring Washington.
We have an active land trust, and the Branford River Project has labeled every sewer drain in town to warn people that anything they put in it goes into the Long Island Sound and the Branford River".
