Trade-offs between open-access approaches that balance ease of access, speed, and flexibility are discussed.
Although additional power consumption is incurred by deploying caching equipments, the traffic loading balance of radio access network (RAN) and total network delay will be improved.
The mean particle size of this polymer is approximately 75 μm, which is convenient for achieving a balance of diffusional access and flow [ 20].
The challenges of striking the optimal balance of supply, access, quality, and costs for dialysis are not unique to the VA: the development of large integrated health systems and advent of accountable care organizations (ACOs) [ 21, 22] emphasize the need to reorganize models of care delivery to address the same challenges.
FOI laws balance the right of access against exemptions, one of which invariably gives government some privacy for its internal thinking.
However, company has to balance user expectations of access to the huge amount of content on servers around the world with studio demands that it block piracy.
Aim for the middle of each unshelled peanut, the thinnest part of it and also the best place to ensure balance and ease of access for the birds.
In Europe, Pammolli et al. [ 18] argue that the central need of many European governments is to assure pluralistic systems in which a balanced mix of public and private funding sources assures a "balance of sustainability and access".
All these were important considerations in the balance of safety and access that we believe has been artfully achieved with the plan.
Where there are more general balance of payments difficulties, access is limited to a lower percentage of the quota, usually between 15 and 35 percent, depending on the member country's record of cooperation with the fund and the degree to which the country's economic policies are evaluated as favourable.
