However, to take advantage of EPS2 benefits, these pharmacies will need to establish a coherent protocol that makes better use of both social and technological elements to stop the new system from being another obstacle in the unpredictable workflow.
However, technologies are characterized by the interplay of natural and technological elements but also from mental and conceptual frameworks and specific knowledge sets, legal frameworks, political conditions, and organizational structures in its development as well as in its application and distribution (cf. Bijker and Law 1992; Hess 2005; Latour 1990).
FMESP incorporates the conceptual and technological elements necessary to ease the integrated management of the definition and evaluation of software processes.
The overall fantasy look of the game's world, which mixed natural and technological elements, was also chosen in order to set it apart from classic science-fiction 3D games of the time.
According to the current technical practice, it can be organized at different levels of complexity with objectives sequentially defined: operating parameters, geometrical details and technological elements.
– The piece lacks all perspective on the human and technological elements contributing to greater observational capacity to sense extremes (radar, satellite), nor does it consider the reality of a heighten interest by the public in extremes, given recent public discourses.
In the case of material culture, characters consist of stylistic and/or technological elements of assemblages, such as aspects of arrowhead design (O'Brien and Lyman 2003), forms of musical instruments (Temkin and Eldredge 2007), or, in this case, variations in textile ornaments and knotting techniques.
The core technological elements of the interlock are the miniaturized fuel-cell sensor, the technology for inserting the device into the vehicle ignition sequence, the digital program that manages rolling retests, and other functions of the device and the circumvention prevention system.
We begin by outlining the necessary technological elements of an effective anti-HIV/AIDS strategy, then describe the SDS, and review the empirical evidence of SSA State's performance in HIV/AIDS mitigation.
He saw architecture primarily as a sculptural art of space, form and light, with its social aspect always ancillary to that and the technological element of no interest at all.
