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Riordan and Sappington (1987, p. 244) suggested that the selection of a particular organisation design by the principal depends upon (1) the level of dependency of cost realisations, (2) the negative or positive nature of the correlation between cost realisations and (3) the degree (large versus small) of (negative) correlation.

The sensor is integrated in a retention module consisting of Low Temperature Cofired Ceramics (LTCC), which allow the cost-effective realisation of complex fluidic microsystems with integrated electronics by only using thick film technologies.

A practical, cost-effective realisation of such a switch requires that over-subscription of the AWG cross-connect output ports be allowed, with the resulting packet contention being resolved using a packet buffering facility in the switch.

Over the last decade, advances in computing have enabled cost-effective realisation of large-scale data centres [1].

According to Kingdon, early optimism and awareness of the need for change is often replaced by the realisation of the costs of action [ 21].

The joy of realisation!

First comes the awful moment of realisation.

"I had moments of realisation at university.

It was a year of realisation and of facing facts.

That, he reckoned, had a 30% chance of realisation.

So it was a process of successive phases of realisation.