On the other hand, the proactive mechanism performs slightly worse than the reactive mechanisms.
On one hand, the proactive approach is favorable to obtain better spectrum management and sharing between the nodes and to minimize packet collision.
Cost management, on the other hand, is proactive in nature, and tracks anticipated cost from conception to construction, with adjustments along the way, to change the budget when necessary, or change the design when constrained by budget; and utilizes the discipline of value management to make good decisions in the best interest of all stakeholders.
(Death metal, on the other hand, is more proactive, body-centered and psyched about gore).
Predictive homeostasis (PH), on the other hand, is a proactive mechanism which anticipates the events that are likely to occur, sending the right signals to the central controller, enabling SES to respond early and proactively to environmental challenges and concerns.
AER, on the other hand, has been proactive in releasing the first renewable energy policies in Oman, including a rural area renewable energy policy [77] and a rooftop solar PV installation scheme (in Arabic Sahim) [78, 79].
Because of her doctor's persistence, Giuliana -- who has almost no family history of breast cancer -- was thankfully able to detect her cancer in its early stages, but she's urging women to put their health in their own hands and be proactive when it comes to making a mammogram appointment.
"Women on the other hand are often more proactive.
This company has seen a huge decline in traditional media delivery first hand, and is being proactive about the future of the mobile market.
