It is an evolutional technology for area wide integrated road charging solution, which achieves the goal of electronic payment or electronic toll collection by a totally different scheme comparing to traditional DSRC-based technology.
Moreover, the linkage of participant reported outcomes about achievement of their health goals, electronic health record, and claims/encounter data provide a comprehensive picture of the study outcomes for this vulnerable population.
He stood resolutely against electronic surveillance of the goal area, although he did display second thoughts after Frank Lampard's obvious goal for England was not allowed in the recent World Cup in South Africa.
If there had been electronic surveillance on that goal line in Miami in 1965, Namath might have set off different sounds.
FIFA has been grudgingly saying that electronic review of the goal might take place by the 2014 World Cup, maybe, you never know.
Poised behind the goal with electronic "wand" in hand, they grab the referee's attention by pressing a button, then communicate with the man they're there to assist via the medium of conversation via a microphone and earpiece.
Book circulation is no longer the main goal, with electronic and other transactions the priority as libraries morph into creative community centers amid the much-chronicled decline in American civic engagement.
From that material, at least 35 volumes are to emerge, in both book and electronic form, with the goal of cementing the Gershwins' reputation as uniquely American geniuses and providing a reliable road map for future performances.
Design for minimizing cooling power and least mass or cost of TE material is an ultimate goal for electronic devices that require spot cooling beyond that provided by passive heat transport to the thermal ground.
It's an interesting goal," says electronic music producer Nathan Beardfight.
