Followers of Mach lauded Einstein's attempt to implement a "relativization of inertia" in the general theory, but ultimately were more comfortable with Einstein's operationalist treatment of the concept of distant simultaneity in the special theory.
Barriers have to be identified and may relate to guidelines themselves (when unclear or too difficult to implement) but also to physicians (inertia,lack of awareness, familiarity, agreement, self-efficacy, outcome expectancy, ease of prescription, anticipated drawbacks), patients (underlying the importance of taking their preferences into account) or healthcare systems ("external barriers").
Papandreou grasped the value of being able to leverage the EU and IMF demands to implement structural change against the daunting inertia of decades of bad governance.
Failure to implement such interventions, owing to "clinical inertia" or patient noncompliance, results in worsening glucose control and perpetuates a vicious circle of hyperglycemia and glucose toxicity.
While building or adopting the most feature-rich service looks great on paper, in practice it means that customers have signed themselves up for technology that can never be upgraded, unhappy end-users, and (paradoxically) inertia to move off tools that required so much time to implement and experts to maintain.
Furthermore, diabetes care providers may fail to implement effective therapies due simply to clinical inertia or perhaps a poor understanding of the expected potency or durability of the glucose-lowering therapies that they prescribe.
In particular, the ST-VSG method proposed to support dynamic frequency control used the PSC to implement a frequency droop controller, self-tuning virtual inertia and virtual damping.
And with no credible Arab or Palestinian peace initiative to challenge them, and no pressure from the Bush team, and no Israeli party to implement separation, the settlers are winning by default and inertia.
Policies take time to implement.
How to implement this strategy?
