"What we're seeing is the 'just-in-time' delivery system applied to human resources," he said, referring to the practice, common in manufacturing, of having parts delivered as needed, rather than keeping them on site.
Additional IV hydromorphone was delivered as needed.
Buprenorephine (0.5mg/kg) was delivered as needed for pain or discomfort.
With Richard Hamilton (25 points) and Chauncey Billups (19) delivering as needed, Detroit squared things with a 103-97 victoverover the Celtics at TD Banknorth Garden.
While an on-site cyclotron is expedient, commercial services are able to produce the compound at off-site locations and deliver as needed for clinical scans.
As shown in Figure 2, the video depicts an older man (PwD) washing his hands in the bathroom with successive audio, picture, and video prompts from COACH, delivered only as needed, if the man experiences difficulty progressing to the next correct step of hand-washing.
In tough new guidance to doctors on their responsibilities during industrial action, the GMC also made clear that medics who go on strike could be at risk of being disciplined or even struck off if their actions "had caused patients serious harm" during walkouts because it was not possible to deliver care as needed.
In higher animals, oxygen deprivation rapidly leads to disability and death, so their cardiovascular systems are highly regulated, delivering oxygen as needed to meet the tissue requirements.
Among other things, flow depends on materials being delivered, as and when they are needed, to the quality required.
The oysters need to be delivered as quickly as possible, so they're landed on a Friday or Saturday, they go through the 42-hour purification process (in tanks of UV-treated seawater to reduce the risk of e-coli) and they can be on a plate in London by Tuesday.
In particular, alarm information obtained by sensor nodes need to be delivered as soon as possible; otherwise, it will cause great damage and disaster to industrial manufacturing [4, 6, 24, 29, 32, 36, 38 41].
