Those LSPs will provide "complete visibility": shipment notifications, product inspections, and a portal into on-hand inventory.
For financial regulators like Mr. Dochow, a conflict comes into play when banks run into trouble — on one hand, regulators try to help banks maintain their stability.
The discussion takes into account, on one hand, the security services defined by ISO, and on the other hand, the security services defined by TS 61158.
The discussion takes into account, on one hand, the security services defined by the ISO Security Architecture, and on the other hand, the security mechanisms defined by some fieldbuses.
Afrotheria are divided into Paenungulata on one hand and the three remaining afrotherian orders (Afrosoricida, Macroscelidea and Tubulidentata) on the other hand.
Perhaps not surprisingly, it was during his presidencies that the divided Republican party began to resolve into, on the one hand, the Democratic Republicans, or Democrats, adhering to Jackson; and, on the other, the National Republicans, or Whigs.
The English revue developed on one hand into a costume display and spectacle with little topical material, reaching its peak in the Court Theatre productions of the 1890s.
Asked to put the defeat into perspective, Castaño said: "On one hand, she's Martina, a legend.
I had no idea what I was stepping into and although fascinating on one hand, this was a raw and unpredictable ride.
Would he consider splitting the company into chemicals on the one hand and coatings and pharmaceuticals on the other?
Specifically, we consider a coordinate-free formulation where the stress and strain fields can be decomposed into fibre-directional and volumetric parts on the one hand, and into extra contributions on the other hand.
