For decades, the F.A.A. has used what it calls "designated airworthiness representatives" to certify that aircraft meet government safety standards.
In this section, the performance of the proposed JCAC scheme is evaluated via numerical simulation, using as an example of heterogeneous wireless network, a two-RAT heterogeneous cellular network supporting two classes of calls namely scalable video streaming calls (designated as class-1 calls) and voice calls (designated as class-2 calls).
The other, called designated emergency spending, is outside the scope of the budget agreement and doesn't require any offsetting reductions in other government programs.
In the distributed file system case, recontextualization can be used to trigger a new optimization phase post-migration, either by calling designated functions in the file system client (if supported), or simply by restarting the client process.
The two applications, dubbed 'The Bad Decision Blocker' and 'Don't Dial!', prevent users from calling designated contacts for a set amount of time (anywhere from hours to days).
The proposed policy bans demonstrations from CUNY buildings and forces demonstrators into what amounts to "protest ghettos" conveniently called "designated areas," which are likely to be located in such "high traffic and visibility" areas as the space between defunct vending machines and moldy couches in a library sub-basement.
Calls designated as a mental health call were longer (mean 11.16 minutes, SD 4.75) than all other calls (mean 7.73 minutes, SD 7.7).
Calls designated as mental health calls were the longest durations for GPs (node 11: mean 11.19 minutes, SD 7.68) and NPs (node 7: mean 12.53 minutes, SD 9.42), whereas calls designated as minor injuries were the shortest duration for GPs (nodes 21,24,31 and 37) and NPs (node 10).
To minimize bias in favor of the MET system, calls designated 'insufficient data' were still considered as being 'true cardiac arrests' in the educational phase and in the period after the introduction of the MET.
Calls designated as 'not cardiac arrest' were then classified into one of nine subgroups (faint, seizure, haematemesis and melena, surgical bleeding, respiratory distress, altered conscious state, hypotension, arrhythmia, chest pain).
