Another is to identify activities that are clearly research driven, such as control area surveillance, and allocate costs for those activities to research.
The spatial distribution of cases for infectious diseases that are environmentally driven, such as those of water-borne and vector-borne transmission, reflect the combined effect of environmental heterogeneity and disease dynamics.
Initiatives addressing health and work have been predominantly policy driven, such as Job Centre Plus, the Job Retention and Rehabilitation Pilot and the Pathways to Work initiatives in the UK [ 21, 22] and are often directed towards people who have extended work absence (greater than 6 months).
There was near unanimous consensus on what scored well: activities that were student-driven, such as students running the recap and plenary, student-initiated discussion or activities that enabled students to exercise their creativity through making or producing something.
Just as air travellers pay a premium to fly during peak periods, so car travellers should pay a premium to drive during times when everyone else wants to drive, such as the Friday before Labor Day.
That realization partly drove such deals as Charles Schwab's acquisition of U.S. Trust as well as UBS Warburg's acquisition of PaineWebber.
The OPEX are made up of two different kinds of costs: network driven, costs associated with the operation and maintenance of the network, transmission, site rentals and other expenses, and customer and revenue driven, also called business-driven, such as customer acquisition, user terminal subsidies, dealer commissions, administrative and personal costs, interconnection, etc.
He drew a comparison with the pre-trial publication of confessions in newspapers in earlier anti-corruption drives such as the 1951 "three-anti" campaign.
Unlike other basic drives such as hunger, gratification of the libido can be postponed or transferred without endangering the individual's existence.
Each time he launches a drive such as six sigma, which cut costs by reducing the error rate, he also gives his troops a new goal.
Though common physiological needs (for food, water, or avoidance of pain) may evoke psychological drives (such as hunger, thirst, or pain), the concepts of need and drive are not perfectly correlated.
