Developers can also pay for advertisements, in the form of priority placement, in Palm's catalog.
Verizon Wireless plans to increase its network capacity and take other measures to serve the emergency communication needs of the government, rather than carry out a limited form of priority access, according to a filing last week with the Federal Communications Commission.
The shaping/policing mechanism may use the information about the network policer located at the User-Network Interface (UNI) to perform policing with a form of priority service to ensure satisfactory levels of cell loss and delay for both real-time and non-real time traffic.
In essence, as there are more claims on resources than there are resources available, some form of priority setting must occur [ 1].
A chart produced by the sustainable transport advocates Embarq claims that 181 cities worldwide now offer some form of "bus priority system" (though it's unclear how many are true BRT, complete with dedicated lanes and stations, and how many merely some elaboration on the conventional express bus).
The mainstream views in all three of the major approaches to ethical theory consequentialism, deontology, and virtue ethics—agree on some form of the priority of virtue.
an essential aspect of things, takes the form of a priority of 'thing' or 'essence', to which 'being' is necessarily concomitant.
A second form of the priority pluralist's "fundamental relation" move posits only binary entanglement relations, but allows these to hold between individual particles and whole composite systems.
These data were still included so as to provide a sense of the number of low and middle income countries that have engaged in some form of national priority setting.
All the while, the real scandals – in the form of topsy-turvy priorities and alliances of expediency – may be much closer to Washington than they appear.
