Literature about sex should never be seen as a guide for the uninitiated, she warned; the choices for her Penguin anthology were driven by literary merit, not instructional value.
"The commercial success of products and services should be driven by their merits and not by market-distorting actions," he said.
For too long, education technology decision-making has been driven by marketing rather than merit.
It is based completely on merit and driven by hard data, which makes it very competitive.
In the past, IT system design is mainly driven by two essential factors: technical merits and costs.
This interdisciplinary effort takes the view that, while security is a phenomenon mediated by the technical workings of computers and networks, it is ultimately a conflict driven by economic and social issues that merit a commensurate level of scrutiny.
This work takes the view that, while security is a phenomenon mediated by the technical workings of computers and networks, it is ultimately a conflict driven by economic and social issues that merit a commensurate level of scrutiny.
While a university spokesman, John Barry, has said the decision to offer freshmen financial incentives to retake the SAT was primarily driven by a desire to distribute additional merit aid, Dr. Green and other faculty members expressed skepticism.
The Conservatives' choice is driven by a refusal to see any merit in public activity: in their worldview, the point of life and the purpose of civilisation is to celebrate and protect the private individual, the private firm and private property.
But that choice was driven by tight budgets rather that operational merits, because it is obvious that in some cases the long endurance of Global Hawk is needed, and in others the performance advantages of U-2 are more critical.
Within the past year, we have made significant progress on a number of new initiatives that have been driven by innovative faculty, which, aside from the merits and excitement of the projects themselves, exhibit two common features.
