The Polish & Slavic Federal Credit Union, which was founded in 1976 and became a crucial engine for the development of Greenpoint, has seen its membership level out in the past few years.
On this basis, the proposed solution framework could represent a suitable engine for the development of advanced and effective health care management decision support systems.
Israel believes that the State and its citizens must work together for safety in cyberspace, protecting critical national infrastructure against cyber attacks while encouraging cooperation with universities, industries, the private sector and the bodies or special bodies to become an engine for the development of information technologies [23].
"We are proud of the UNICEF presence in your country, because Kazakhstan is an engine of the economic development in the region.
With support of the Engine of Development, the management team decides on which work-oriented solutions will be implemented.
The Ant-Plane can be used for various types of Antarctic research as a basic platform for airborne surveys, but further development of the techniques employed in takeoff and landing are required, as well as ready adjustment of the engine and the development of small onboard instruments with greater reliability.
However, the level of toxic components in exhausts from diesel and gasoline emissions has declined in certain regions over time because of changes in engine design, the development of better aftertreatment devices (e.g., catalysts), increased fuel economy, changes in the fuels and additives used, and greater regulation.
Based on the report of the in-depth interviews, the Engine of Development compose the questions for a digital, open ended questionnaire.
Fukuyama cites religion, rather than economic development, as the engine of political development, crediting the medieval Catholic Church with establishing individual property rights and "transparent and predictable law" long before those elements were represented in the British state.
Fukuyama cites religion, rather than economic expansion, as the engine of political development, crediting the medieval Catholic Church with establishing individual property rights and "transparent and predictable law" long before those elements were represented in the British state.
