Besides, the RS-BS can exchange context info on the backbone in order to accelerate the handover process.
For example, components and devices in pervasive systems can exchange context information, and analyze them to deduce new rules.
Furthermore, single radio access technology (RAT) is used for exchanging context-aware information.
Contextual factors included sexual venues (e.g., bar, street corner, strip club), availability of condoms, commodity and value exchanged, and context of offering FSWs incentives for unprotected sex acts.
A nominal Subject may be present, however, where modal responsibility needs to be attributed to a particular entity in the exchange context, and where that entity has not already been established as understood in the context.
Although the idea that buyer supplier partnerships can yield considerable benefits to firms is largely diffused among researchers and practitioners, the approach adopted in this paper is that no "one best way" exists in buyer supplier relationships, but rather a "best way" for each specific exchange context.
Although this paper is motivated by a third-party logistics e-marketplace, the underlying model is applicable in the general bilateral exchange contexts.
In this study, we have also devoted some attention to distinguish between two concepts that are sometimes wrongly taken as synonyms, or their meanings incorrectly exchanged, in the context of modeling linear SV degradations: the IK versus the PSF.
True, the appended declaration is still under seal so the precise words exchanged and their context is unknown.
From the knowledge networks' audiences' point of view, evaluation of a network where the members consist of caregivers, policymakers, and researchers, network analysis should cover two dimensions: network dimensions (network width, network components, and implementation site), and knowledge exchange dimension (exchange of knowledge, context of exchange, and facilities of exchange) [ 24].
