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Triple-signed receipts are much easier to implement and meet the same security guarantees as a decentralized ledger with public key cryptography, proof-of-work, networking and database technology.

Given the severity of the environmental concerns and the cost involved with Grayson it can be argued that a multipronged renewables portfolio would be less expensive to implement and would meet California's increasingly stringent emissions requirements.

Large-scale manipulative experiments and evaluation of management strategies in the context of conceivable responses in the fishery (see Walters 1994) are logistically and politically challenging to implement, and would be met with resistance from fishers without adequate compensation or a clear sense of a perceived longer-term benefit.

Due to the complexity in the real implementation scenarios, regulations relative to TV white spaces may not be fully implemented, and even meeting all the regulatory requirements cannot guarantee that the primary users are not influenced completely.

The program goal is to develop the leaders needed to implement institutional strategies and meet future challenges in academic medicine.

This document includes techniques and examples that HTML and CSS authors may use to implement the guidelines and meet the checkpoints described in "Web Content Accessibility Guidelines".

Results from this study will contribute to our understanding of how to implement best practice and meet the changing needs of stroke families as stroke survivors' transition across care environments.

"Our members are ready to implement the new framework and meet the compliance challenge that the strengthened provisions demand from companies," said John Higgins, director general of the group.

Thereby the Member States need to develop air quality plans (AQP) for zones and agglomerations where air quality limit values are exceeded, in order to implement pollution control strategies and meet the legal requirements.

This paper concludes that adopting an andragogical approach to public health CPD, supported with critical reflective practice and undertaken in an ethical and moral framework, will equip practitioners to be ready to question practice, implement innovation and progress, and meet the challenges of a multiprofessional public health service.

Research when done well and focused in the right areas has the potential to empower stakeholders to provide the evidence-based practices to implement the Sendai Framework and meet the global targets relating to reductions in disaster-related mortality and morbidity.