But all the new calendars -- of business, information, entertainment and politics -- insist on the unbroken continuousness of time, the never-ending utility or diversion in every passing moment.
Mr. Garment was a key adviser in Nixon's successful presidential campaign in 1968, serving, by his own admission, as an "odds and ends" utility man: media consultant, policy adviser and talent scout.
As the front-end (pre-processing) of current processes require a large amount of heat, it is hard to decouple this from the back-end (utility generation), in particular because heat cannot be feasibly transported over large distances.
As the year ended, utilities braced for an anticipated massive wave of industry consolidation.
We see in this passage the separation of immediate causes of action, namely pleasure and pain, from the pattern of action serving nature's real end, namely utility.
To this end, the utility function of the proposed game is designed in a manner that is aligned with energy efficiency of the femtocell networks.
Cell size UThisty Cell Utility Complexity 102.5 46 963.0 764 21620.7 18805 183.0 155 121.8 50 2104.8 694 29927.7 23258 242.9 230 150.8 57 7732.1 3192 45517.4 34276 275.1 237 196.9 65 11747.6 5714 76586.2 48475 327.4 259 285.2 71 50150.8 17737 156620.9 71238 447.3 335.
What is truly advantageous to human beings must always be conducive to attaining the human end, beatitude; utility in this sense will always be a reliable guide to correct moral choice.
To this end, the utility function of players is designed such that it minimizes the impact interference and the satisfaction for improving the femtocell capacity, without jeopardizing the macrocell performance.
At the end, the utility of prepared activated carbon web was investigated for electromagnetic shielding ability in high frequency (i.e. at 2.45 GHz) and low frequency regions (i.e. below 1.5 GHz) using waveguide method and coaxial transmission line method, respectively.
