In crowded airspace, "the increased situational awareness for the pilot is invaluable," said David Zwegers, director of flight safety at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Fla., which has equipped all 75 of its single- and twin-engine planes with the screen.
"There are other telestroke services, including East of England, Yorkshire and Humber, but we think this is the only one with a managed service and help desk, which we find invaluable," claims Kathy Blacker, director of Lancashire and Cumbria cardiac and stroke network.
Seek out and work with people who can help mentor and guide you, I have found a "personal board of directors" invaluable.
It will be invaluable," said Oliver King, executive director of the charity Developing Artists, who fought hard to bring the project to Britain.
Still, bomb dogs can be invaluable, says Steve Vitale, canine director for GSS Security Services of Manhattan, which provides dogs for New Year's Eve in Times Square.
"Packed full of Hollywood legends and invaluable insights into a director's creative process, the issue has been an absolute pleasure to put together, and further confirms Empire's place at the heart of the global film industry.
"The kind of attention that MTV can bring to the devastation faced by the millions of people affect by the tsunami is invaluable," said UNICEF's Director of Communications Sharad Sapra.
'The trust was the only way forward.' Three of a membership now numbering about 1,500 were installed as directors, offering invaluable expertise in accountancy and law.
We would like to acknowledge the invaluable contributions of Scott Rose, managing director of Accenture Technology Labs.
My favorite moment in the show, by the way, isn't from a poem, but when Mr. Sands, in Pinter's voice as director, provides an invaluable demonstration.
