Market makers not only extract a price for their service, but they also wrestle control of access to content from us in the process.
Given the potential savings available to big retailers, technology vendors in this category have been able to extract a premium for their services, with fees ranging from $1 million to $5 million to license and set up the software, depending on the size of the retailer.
Judging by the evidence in Connecticut and elsewhere — as opposed to the unproved promises of the companies' executives — the watchdogs need to take care to extract a few pounds of customer service flesh or kill the deal outright.
But extracting a list of client services from the Ayreses is like asking the Sound to deliver next month's tide tables.
Instead of using manually written semantic descriptions, we use a simple process to extract service compatibility information from existing service compositions, the myExperiment repository [12].
The first cost, the so-called helper cost, is the cost of the helpers' transferring data on the WWAN link for which the WWAN service provider extracts a fee.
Using the Application Programming Interface (API) of this service, we extracted a subset of more than 100,000 computer science articles, published between 1996 and 2008, in the following way: First, we retrieved unique numerical identifiers (IDs) of the 20,000 highest ranked authors in the field of computer science.
Verdi, the services union, extracted a 6.3% pay rise from federal and municipal governments last month.
Consider this scenario: at the point of care, your EHR sends a succinct data extract to a web service that includes up-to-date clinical algorithms that your own medical group helped develop and approve.
Many studies exploited the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) syntax to extract useful service metadata for building indexes.
