More commonly, clients are small firms that want to link cheaply to the global market.
Commonly, client-server interaction involves a client-side web interface that is used to request server-side processing that often involves subsequent retrieval from a backend database (15) (see Figure 5).
In the case of the Claudet Way house, the agency, which commonly takes clients from all religions, also wants to set up a kosher home for the offspring of observant Jews.
Barnett says she commonly sees clients whom she's coaching stand up with a pen in their hands, give a presentation, and not realize they've spent the entire time clicking the pen's top.
(Nurse 4, 45 years old, woman) Participants indicated that aggression commonly involved clients with dementia or a mental illness.
Commonly the clients of sex workers are employed at local factories or are matatu (minibus taxi) touts or drivers.
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The results suggest that sex workers and their clients commonly practice anal intercourse, but a relatively high proportion of clients do not consistently use condoms, leading to a greater risk of acquiring HIV and its further transmission to other male and female sexual partners.
Clients commonly reported that they were afraid to reveal their HIV-positive status, fearing a backlash from families/communities. Several clients in both countries described how they travelled substantial distances to use general clinics rather than nearby specialist government HIV/AIDS services, so as to protect their anonymity.
Mr. Arif also noted that Virginia lawyers defending black clients commonly complain that jury pools rarely tend to be representative of the local population.
He said clients commonly install an Invisible Fence not only around the perimeter of the property, but around pools, flower beds and vegetable gardens as well.
