The FDIC said the seizure and liquidation process, if the government should need to implement it, would resemble bankruptcy proceedings, with senior creditors getting precedence over shareholders, Reuters says.
It may appear that the conditions of 'accountability for reasonableness' are too demanding to implement in the time constraints – that perhaps containment should take precedence over procedural requirements.
The technical precedence constraints relate to situations where one requirement cannot be implemented until another is completed or where one requirement is implemented in the same increment as another one.
The low precedence AND operator makes up for the fact that SMARTS does not implement parentheses in logical operations, allowing, for example, for [S,O X2] to be parsed as "(aliphatic sulfur or oxygen) with two connections", in contrast to [S,O&X2], which would mean "sulfur or (oxygen and two connections)".
As an example, at the other end of the implementation spectrum, the study of 4 EHR implementation case-studies by Eason & Waterson concluded that strategic and management needs often took precedence over front-line staff, who were consulted only once the systems were implemented [ 61].
Neuroimaging studies suggest that SAT may be implemented by changes in baseline neural activity in decision-related areas, with higher baseline responses when speed is given precedence over accuracy (Forstmann et al., 2008; Ivanoff et al., 2008; van Veen et al., 2008; Forstmann et al., 2010; Wenzlaff et al., 2011).
Now, our decoder DECODER can be implemented as follows: Two subroutines are shown in Algorithms 1 and 2. In Function VISITABLE, we decide whether team k can join the restoration of spot j under the assumption that there is no additional waiting time due to the precedence constraints, which is stricter than the actual constraint (1i).
But politics take precedence.
Whose needs take precedence?
Does that take precedence?
