Converting information published for human consumption into machine-readable form dictates system level decisions to minimize the energy cost of processing.
E. Lawrence Tabat, the former chairman and chief executive of the Dictaphone Corporation, a maker of dictating systems, which was acquired by Pitney Bowes, died on July 25 in Tequesta, Fla., where he lived.
However, contemporary efforts have begun to recognize the rich interactions occurring between these systems that can have a profound influence on performance and dictate overall system output.
Reacting on Twitter soon after the judgment, she wrote: "Supreme court's verdict proves that police dictate justice system in Pakistan.
Consequently, the operational signal is responsible for the movement timing and initiation only it does not dictate the system's dynamics.
It always has been one of the core responsibilities of family physicians to be aware of the economical, political and social conditions in which their patients live, and these also dictate the system in which loss of income because of sickness is compensated.
In Spain, on the contrary, the topography of the country dictated a system of main roads around the periphery of the peninsula, with secondary roads developed into the central plateaus.
It is generally acknowledged that new challenging scientific goals combined with the variety and complexity of newly proposed instruments are increasingly dictating the system and mission design of space missions in general, and of planetary exploration missions in particular.
Employing the elasticity of virtualized infrastructures, the proposed model dictates that system resources must be fully exploited by incoming jobs, even if they do not satisfy their requirements completely.
Given that the transcription rate and degradation rates have been shown to be the key parameters that dictate the systems dynamics for the XlnR regulon; this information is important for designing and sampling of time course experiments.
