It works best in environments where it is possible to specify the requirements before the system is developed because they are fairly well known.
Even those low-cost Renault Logans usually come with airbags, anti-lock brakes and air-conditioning because customers want them and because they are fairly cheap to provide.
We are saying 'we support your aims and ambitions because they are fairly and squarely our ambition', which is to get a good deal in Paris".
Many non-life retail products (property, car or travel insurance) are well-suited to the Internet, because they are fairly standardised and can be easily and cheaply distributed electronically.
"What choices are they able to make?" Many may not make the choice to save for retirement because they are fairly clueless on the subject, something he blames partly on employers.
Bill Hampel, chief economist for the Credit Union National Association, said credit unions had weathered the mortgage crisis better than conventional lenders because "they're fairly conservative and tend to lend to people they know fairly well".
Both Gardner and Sternberg believed that conventional notions of intelligence were too narrow; Sternberg, however, questioned how far psychologists should go beyond traditional concepts, suggesting that musical and bodily-kinesthetic abilities are talents rather than intelligences because they are fairly specific and are not prerequisites for adaptation in most cultures.
A new Mark Mulcahy solo album is an occasion, and not just because they're fairly rare: the former leader of Miracle Legion has released only a handful of records since "Fathering," back in 1997, and his last one, the striking "In Pursuit of Your Happiness," came out in 2005.
By Ben Greenman A new Mark Mulcahy solo album is an occasion, and not just because they're fairly rare: the former leader of Miracle Legion has released only a handful of records since "Fathering," back in 1997, and his last one, the striking "In Pursuit of Your Happiness," came out in 2005.
