However, recent research has shown that the adoption of deployment policies carries the potential of locking in the technology that is most cost-effective at the point of policy introduction, but may be inefficient in the long term.
Fences were effective but at the point where they ended, elk would dart on to the road and the number of collisions would rise, while motion sensors were prone to false alarms from low-flying birds or trees moving in the wind.
So when calculating the angle factor, which is dependent on the effective charge at the point of interaction with the halogen, the equation developed by Scholfield et al. was used [19].
Wide adoption of mobile computing technology can potentially improve information access, enhance workflow, and promote evidence-based practice to make informed and effective decisions at the point of care.
SH4's peephole is notably effective at this point – look out and you may find the dead-eyed Walter staring back through.
Lennoxs fire was so effective at this point that, as had occurred with S118, the bridge of S115 was completely destroyed.
"Are we effective at this point?
But, he added, "in countries like Yemen, in countries like Somalia, I think working with international partners is most effective at this point".
The two leaders already have a five-year head start, in addition to plenty of capital, highly competent executives, and enough stellar partnership deals to make lean-funded competition unlikely to be effective at this point.
That's because of a point Nokia made very clear at its unveiling of its own Here mapping service: Namely, any maps software depends heavily on user input to be effective at this point.
