The 4-to-3 ruling, written by the chief judge of the State Court of Appeals, Jonathan Lippman, pointed to glaring dysfunction in the state's county-by-county indigent defense system, and it said that a broad class-action lawsuit challenging the adequacy of the system could proceed.
On the other hand, the Blood Bank's concern about the possibility of messages from the ward going unnoticed, caused considerable concern about the safety and adequacy of the system's warning and notification mechanisms, to the point that two years after the introduction of CPOE it was still not used to order blood products [ 56].
The adequacy of a system reflects its capability to provide power over various time scales and, thus, it includes two sub-elements: adequacies in power generation and transmission.
The adequacy of a system of inference rules is then determined by whether it permits derivations of all and only those arguments that are semantically valid.
Such outcomes put engineering designers and urban planners (decision makers) in a tough spot where quantitative decision-making regarding the adequacy of system infrastructure is complicated by the presence of newfound system interactions.
This throws into doubt the adequacy of the existing system for approval and authorisation by a designated person within the police force or public authority which seeks communications data.
This fact makes the representational adequacy of diagrammatic systems, restricted by their spatial nature, of paramount importance, as we shall now explore.
Its results can be evaluated only in terms of the adequacy of the overall system in the light of experience.
But the disagreement between prosecutors and federal aviation officials -- about the degree of the cable's potential threat and the adequacy of the notification system -- highlights a longstanding debate over how the F.A.A. deals with suspect airplane parts.
