Unified communications may certainly be convenient from a user's point of view, but in what way is it in the company's strategic interest to adapt it?
● It is in the opponent's interest to adapt its channel in order to decrease the authentication performances of the system; this can be possible by solving a max-min game.
The relative frequency of treatment-related complications in paediatric and adolescent patients is not well documented and this data would be of interest to adapt strategies to prevent or ameliorate the effects of the most frequent complications within the two groups of patients.
Understanding the complex interrelationships between these elements helps us create integrated resource management strategies to obtain multiple benefits, evaluate trade-offs, and balance different goals and interests to adapt and mitigate for climate change.
Even if it were granted that some sort of market-driven economy is in the public interest (or, to adapt Churchill's quip about democracy, that it is the worst option except for all the rest), the case would remain to be made that the sort of market-driven economy we have in the United States serves that interest.
As the EU and other partners unveiled a new low carbon centre in Tianjin, he said it was in the region's interests to adopt and adapt know-how from overseas.
Among various NMs, QDs are of particular interest to be adapted for CRET systems due to their superior optical properties, including high quantum yield, large Stokes shifts, high photostability and tunable fluorescence emission.
By threatening to withdraw protection against Russian aggression, Bismarck forced the Austro-Hungarian foreign minister Kálnoky to consent to his demands, but there can be no doubt that Austria-Hungary was impeded in its national interests by having to adapt its foreign policy to the German and Italian demand for the isolation of France.
Many developed countries are wary of profit-taking by multinationals with limited interest in helping them to adapt to droughts, floods or extreme weather events.
If the technology is available to the social elites, he says, it is in the best interest of ordinary citizens to adapt it for themselves, to carry out what he calls "sousveillance," that is, surveillance done from below.
The open-platform approach may quell some of the criticisms of the program, but it remains to be seen whether companies — and particularly young startups — will have the interest, time and resources to adapt their services to yet another platform.
