When DVDs first became commercially available in 1997, they combined the best of both worlds, offering the cheapness and convenience of VHS and technical specs far beyond even what laserdisc had to offer.
The system, bundled on my test car in a $5,695 package of technical and convenience features, is rather new, especially in its current form.
The advantages of electronic administration, in terms of technical reliability, reduced recall bias, convenience of data acquisition and processing, and patient preference, are expected to be seen with use and further adaptation of this new technology.
Besides technical feasibility also convenience of the addressed solution is analyzed in terms of the consumed power, and some "energy-saving" related enhancements are suggested to be applied to future user's devices.
For the convenience of readers, we recall the following technical result: if two absolutely continuous functions agree on a given measurable set, then their derivatives coincide almost everywhere in that set; see, for instance, [17], Exercise 5(i), p.332].
The study, which was conducted solely in the Central and Eastern Regions, identifies, ranks and compares perceptions of insured and uninsured households on various domains of the health insurance (such as technical quality of care, convenience of the NHIS, provider attitudes, etc).
The identity of technical interest between the systems engineer and the final user is usually marked; systems engineering is likely to give special consideration to such qualities as reliability, ease of maintenance, and convenience in operation.
Although most botanists call them leaves for convenience, the technical term for these bryophyte structures is phyllids.
- High levels of technical education.
that increase the chance of technical bias.
