The purity of these electronic chemicals, given by the industry association Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International (SEMI), is a very compromising concern for the semiconductor industrial sector, so very strict requirements are set to avoid microelectronic devices failures because of the content of impurities of electronic chemicals.
Based on the degree of each concern, the model outlines five groups of strategies: dominating (high concern for self, low concern for other), integrating (high concern for self, high concern for other), obliging (low concern for self, high concern for other), avoiding (low concern for self, low concern for other), and compromising (intermediate concerns for self and other).
For a way to address the environmental issue without compromising his concerns about energy supply and costs, the president should look to Massachusetts.
Concerns surfaced that family-supportiveness encouraged employees to work additional jobs off-site, compromising care quality.
It has long been rumoured the Russian government has some sort of compromising material concerning Donald Trump.
Alternative FP methods should be presented in a comprehensive way as otherwise women may feel uncomfortable compromising their moral concerns when alternatives do not appear available.
Agency officials declined to publicly discuss details of their work, citing concerns about compromising their investigations.
He said that when IMG took over management of Wimbledon, there were similar concerns about compromising the tennis tournament's traditions.
Increased patient throughput and patient acuity resulting from the introduction of prospective funding mechanisms, such as Case Mix (based on the Diagnosis Related Groups) for in-patient acute care, raised serious concerns about compromising quality of care delivered to patients.
The researchers identified five types of negotiating strategies: collaborating (engaging in problem solving to reach the best possible outcome for both sides); competing (trying to maximize one's own outcomes with little concern for others); accommodating (putting the other party's concerns first); compromising (trying to reach middle ground); and avoiding (dodging negotiation altogether).
