engines by settings in the engine control software, hence an example of postponement.
Another example is the postponement of certain military expenditures in the United States as an anti-inflationary measure during the boom of the mid-1950s, and, most notably, the tax cuts passed by Congress in 1964 and 1981 as a stimulus to economic expansion.
There was no case of postponement of infusion.
Flexibility could be considered in different ways, for example, through using product substitution, postponement (Tibben-Lembke and Bassok 2005) and lateral transshipments (Herer et al. 2006).
Modular design is, for example, required for product platform, mass customization and postponement in order to achieve greater product variety and differentiation.
As a consequence of the urgency of the reforms, preference was often given to one-off exercises, such as the mobile recruitment, or shorter-term solutions (as for example the decision to overlook pre-service training or the postponement of the introduction of the remote allowance).
For example, by developing a green roof plan, a city might gain a postponement against federal compliance requirements.
"Today is an example of the system being fair," Mr. Bush said, but he acknowledged that the postponement "creates some frustration" for survivors and families of victims of Mr. McVeigh's crime, the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City on April 19 , 1995
If desired, the postponement could be further limited to young companies in certain targeted industries, like energy conservation, for example.
In this example one should consider whether there is a need for transfusion, whether left ventricular failure is present and the respiratory load; postponement of weaning may be necessary [ 32].
