In 1999, when India began spending seriously on equipment, Israel became a critical source, not least because it had specialized in upgrading Russian equipment.
Cyclists had also accumulated their observations of various routes into regional diagrams, which became a critical source for motorists, who, before the government got involved, had to cobble together their own routes.
Hence, people become a critical source of information because they can explain and argue about why specific decisions were made and what purpose is served by individual parts of the design.
In Case 3, for example, the infection control champion learned about the regional program that would later become a critical source of information during a presentation at a regional APIC meeting.
In our study, even though this data source was less substantial, we stress that in the future it is likely to become a critical source of reliable data, by involving parataxonomists, in particular, through collaborative networks (e.g. Basset et al. 2004).
"So this becomes a critical event in their lives.
This capability becomes a critical factor in global competition.
To address these requirements, network management becomes a critical task.
His daily news briefings, held in the rooftop garden of the Rex Hotel, became for journalists a critical source of information about the war.
As stock markets have slid in the last year, homes have become a more critical source of wealth for retirees who have watched their mutual funds and 401(k) accounts hollow out.
