The latter was an outcome of labour being widely dispatched across tribal territories, quasi-specialisation in subsistence tasks, and pooling and exchange of resources through a variety of social mechanisms which often involved population movements.
There was even a widely disseminated dispatch in 2007 about dumplings filled with cardboard, but in a transcendently poetic twist, the story itself was called into question as a possible fake.
Colvin's final dispatch from Homs was widely read, and she posthumously won more awards this year, both inside and beyond the world of journalism, than any other in her lifetime.
Subsequent publicity, including a widely read dispatch by Katherine Boo in the New Yorker, encouraged states to start home visiting programs of their own.
The Medical Priority Dispatch System MPDSS) is an emergency medical dispatch (EMD) system that is widely used to prioritize 9-1-1 calls and optimize resource allocation.
When a hurricane struck Florida that year, Mr. Card was made President Bush's personal emissary for disaster relief and dispatched there to dispel the widely held belief that the administration had done too little too late.
However, dispatching tasks for larger system widely exist.
Harold Timperley, the China correspondent of the Manchester Guardian (the newspaper's original name), chronicled the massacre in his dispatches from Shanghai and in a widely read book, The Japanese terror in China.
Robust optimization, which does not need the PDF or membership function of uncertain variables, has been widely applied to the optimization of power dispatch [14], emission dispatch [20], and other tasks.
To deal with the uncertainty of wind speed or wind power, the MC simulation combined with simple random sampling (SRS) has been widely used in power system dispatch problems [11, 15].
