He then gave an overview of the conference, talking in particular of a need to ease the difficulties of aging, for both the elderly and their families.
Trying to ease the difficulties of war while fostering a connection to home, many other companies have created soldier-donation programs that send things like portable PC storage devices and computerized golf simulators.
The house Craig builds is meant to ease the difficulties of caring for a wife who needs a sign to remember where the bathroom is, who starts to resist his attempts to care for her, who panics if he's not with her during a thunderstorm.
Mentorships increase the students' confidence, help ease the difficulties associated with their new environment and reality, increase self-esteem and help socialize students into the nursing role.
Nitrous.IO, a U.S.-Singapore startup that wants to ease the difficulties of coding by putting the process in the cloud, is making a big push to lure enterprise customers after launching a 'Pro' version of its service.
This article presents an Internet-based prototype decision-making system that is designed to ease the difficulties experienced by geographically distributed construction project team members in collaborative decision-making.
The proposed approach is expected to ease the difficulties in performing LCA, especially in sorting, retrieval and integration of valuable data from exiting product and process models for life cycle modelling, and thus to better facilitate environment-friendly product design and manufacturing.
With more than 45 million Americans living in poverty today, including 17 million children, what will you do to both ease the difficulties that poor people face, and to move toward ending poverty in the richest and most powerful nation in the world?
Thus space allocation should also include a space, preferably outside the POD proper, for these "seated" client activities (i.e., filling out forms and conducting interviews) to ease the difficulties of moving people through the POD.
