The OMAP ROM code acts as root of trust and is not measured.
Naturally, this model has proven far more useful for startups than developers, which was MobileWorks' initial focus, because all they have to do is just post work in a few lines of code and trust the crowd will get it done — why the company has seen so many startups looking to subcontract their labor requirements with MobileWorks.
We counted the number of cystectomies by year and each of consultant code and trust.
This, and his rigid code of behaviour, means "local communities trust him more than they trust the local police or customs officials or anyone from the state".
Instituted in 1896, the Honor Code aims to foster a sense of trust by allowing students to take tests without proctors and schedule their own final exams.
Feminist arguments for the importance of trust in knowing (Code 1991, 1995; Scheman 2001) coupled with their analyses of the moral and affective dimensions of trust (Baier 1986; Jones 1996, 2002) also suggest that the moral quality of social relations is important to assess as part of one's epistemic analysis.
Exclusion of trust and surgeon codes that failed to meet the minimum volume inclusion criteria equated to 19 trusts (37 patients (0.02%)) and 4185 consultant codes (6853 patients (2.8%)).
General trust was assessed with the commonly used dichotomous question, 'Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted or that you can't be too careful dealing with people?' Answers were coded with 1 indicating a lack of trust ('you can't be too careful'), and 2 indicating trust ('most people can be trusted').
Anna discovers that, beyond power and freedom and sex, the problems of codes and money most profoundly involve the problem of trust.
This piece of code allowed trusted third-party developers to tap into Sync so that they could write apps that could work with – and be controlled by – the system.
