Donors of endowed professorships support the school in perpetuity by guaranteeing critical support to the school's best faculty.
It is a challenge to guarantee the critical size for high cyclability and space utilization for high volumetric capacity.
Proactive fault tolerance: Fault is an another challenge to guarantee the critical service availability and reliability.
Thus, the presence of the cagA gene does not guarantee that critical genes within the cag PAI are intact [ 6], however the cagE gene appears to be a better marker of intact cag PAI than the cagA gene [ 6, 7].
2nd Century Chief Executive John Prisco's goal is to enable the company to guarantee mission-critical business applications, from e-mail to enterprise resource planning, at various levels of quality on each desktop the company touches.
Finally, due to their experimental design covering several days, Zolfaghari et al. [2] could not address the question whether it is necessary - and if so, to what extent - to integrate standard intensive care procedures into an experimental design, ultimately to guarantee clinical relevance for critical care research.
Ownership structures guaranteeing equal critical types always exist, but can be extremely unequal.
Alternatively, robustness of the obtained solutions with respect to model uncertainties, e.g., guaranteeing that critical constraints are not violated, is of the highest importance in process industry.
Significant advances in HTS wire technology have been made in the past years, with currently a guaranteed minimum critical current performance of 115 A at 77 K over commercial long length.
Yanking away services beloved by early adopters almost guarantees that critical masses can't be obtained: not, at any rate, without the provision of an incentive or commitment mechanism to protect the would-be users from the risk of losing a vital service.There may be bigger implications still, however.
