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If one of R.I.M.'s rivals were able to guarantee its service, he said, he would want his company to explore switching.
Or even how Sanchez himself contributed to the Jets' collapse by committing nine turnovers over the final three games, inviting speculation — since squashed, on Monday by General Manager Mike Tannenbaum — that the team would explore switching quarterbacks.
Garuda said Friday it would explore switching its deposits with Boeing to other models.
This month, the Massachusetts Board of Elementary and Secondary Education will decide whether to adopt PARCC, offer MCAS, or explore switching to something policymakers are referring to as a PARCC-like "MCAS 2.0".
"It's about engaging with the wild and getting people away from computers to explore, switch off and reimmerse in the calm of nature," says Stansfield. "We want to create a buzz about life – making time to appreciate the great outdoors and the arts".
In January, the Wellcome Trust became the biggest UK employer to join the trend when it announced it was exploring switching 800 head-office staff to a three-day weekend.
Arthur Andersen offices around the world are exploring switching affiliations to other firms, according to press reports.
In latter cases it could be relevant to explore switch-like interpolation schemes and investigate whether the computational model can exhibit bistable behavior [ 41- 45].
The stability of the equilibrium point (background activity) of oscillatory neural networks is an important property for computational applications that explore the switching between background activity and oscillatory states.
Here we explore this switching again by delivering depolarizing stimuli of different intensity (see scale bar, top Fig 5) to one of the cells (see Stim "+ 0", Fig. 5A1) while the network is expressing IP behavior (initial state).
Therefore, this study attempts to explore the switching factors (i.e. switching enablers and switching inhibitors) and to empirically examine the relationships between those and users' intention to switch to cloud services, based on the two-factor theoretic perspective.
