"They work more from the Washington top-down deployment.
Conversely, when plot information is less coherent, the frontoparietal control network is thought to allow for a more effortful search for narrative coherence through a more top-down deployment of attention.
These findings are consistent with the notion that dorsal attentional regions mediate goal-oriented top-down deployment of attention, while ventral regions mediate stimulus-driven bottom-up reorienting.
The ePHR has the potential to benefit clinicians through a reduction in administrative burden and an improved ability to monitor service users' outcomes, but staff must identify these benefits for themselves or there is a danger of myhealthlocker being perceived as a top-down deployment and this can cause resistance [ 35 ].
With the cloud, every user within an organization is a potential buyer – not just because their usage of your service determines your success, but because more and more we're seeing bottom-up adoption of technology displacing top-down deployments.
Just slowing down the deployment of the Rube Goldberg ballistic-missile defense system would pay for a lot of soldiers.
Conservatives accused the government of playing down the deployment and disguising the extent of Britain's military commitment because of what Bernard Jenkin, the party's expert on defense matters, called "divisions" within Labor.
Following the trend of feasibility validation, the SNA-VSP cuts down CDN deployment cost (Table11) primarily by reducing the number of surrogate servers (Table12).
Opponents contend that wholesale price controls and other regulatory burdens under what they term "forced access" would in fact slow down the deployment of broadband, stifle innovation and harm consumers.
But after India and China signed a "Peace and Tranquillity" treaty in 1993, both sides scaled down their deployments as part of a confidence-building package.
"The market is going through a very difficult time with deployment down considerably compared to this time last year.
