Our experiences with parallel applications and frameworks lead us to the conclusion that achieving performance portability requires a common set of high-level directives and efficient mapping onto each architecture.
Adopt the complete set of directives for efficient self-management.
The technology of FLISR provides directive and efficient solution to improve the reliability of the power system, and gives great significance to the enhancement of supply capacity, as well as efficient and economical operation of the grid [11, 12, 13].
We show that current and past European Union directives are not Pareto-efficient and cause unintended side effects.
Macro level pressure opens up new market opportunities for efficient lighting (based on the European Parliament's directive on Energy Performance of Buildings Directive published on 1 April 2009) which required a very high level of energy efficiency of the building.
The Academy of Medical Sciences report on the EU directive may lead to more efficient trial approval across the country, with the creation of the Health Technology Authority (Rawlins, 2011).
"Ensuring that F.H.F.A. implements Congressional directives to support the most liquid, efficient, competitive and resilient housing finance markets is a matter of national urgency," said a letter to Mr. Obama signed by 45 members of the House last month.
The precautionary principle as established in Directive 2001/18 is operational only if efficient measures exist that can assure the removal of the genetically engineered organism from the environment is feasible if required becomes a matter of urgency.
But for many small issues, the regulator must be the home country, protecting less efficient jurisdictions.See article: Thrashing out an EU prospectus directive.
The directive /invertStereo/ inverts all chirality designations, allowing efficient checking for enantiomers.
The success of this directive lies in the establishment of an efficient reverse logistics network design for the collection and recovery operations.
