Her first collection, "Transactions in a Foreign Currency," was published in 1986 by Alfred A. Knopf.
Due to its automatic conduction of a process model and the collection of transaction events the Web Service Navigator could be enhanced by rendering aggregated task views of concurrent transactions in order to simplify the identification of performance bootle necks.
Replicated data allocation methods can be expressed and implemented to minimize the time to execute a collection of transactions on a distributed database.
At about the same time, Ralph Kimball took a complementary approach, describing a method of recording history by means of a collection of transactions.
Instead, the event known as a "direct listing," is a collection of transactions from existing shareholders (like employees and investors) selling shares directly to stock market investors.
During the interview we did not restrict data collection to transactions that were classified as augu; we included len as well.
As shown in Fig. 3, big data collection includes borrowers' transaction details in Aibaba.com.cn, Tmall.com, Taobao.com, Alibaba.com, and Alipay.com, along with third-party certified information.
In deciding which funding source or sources to use, the following criteria should be considered: ease of collection with low transaction costs, a sufficient, stable revenue stream to serve the purpose, sustainability of the source and the political feasibility of using the source for road accident and injury prevention.
In many ways the art market is custom-made for money laundering: it is unregulated, opaque (buyers and sellers are often listed as "private collection") and many transactions are settled in cash or in kind.
The eBay Web site is not just handling a high volume of independent purchases, but a vast collection of linked transactions as dozens or hundreds of bidders make offers on the same item, with traffic typically spiking at the very end of a seven-day auction period.
