The problem, according to this view, is that taxes distort the price signals through which the invisible hand guides resources to their best destinations.
Both infrastructure and security are among the many invisible processes and resources required to implement and sustain a successful clinical computing system.
Finally, the Search application was intended to connect researchers with invisible or rarely shared resources, and to promote resource discovery and reuse; preliminary feedback indicates it may be successful in that regard.
Our destination was a ridge above Hines Creek, where Betchkal planned to assemble a station to collect a month's worth of continuous acoustic data documenting an intangible, invisible and — increasingly — endangered resource: natural sound.
If this can be harnessed it may not offer the same opportunities for learning as would an apprenticeship model, but will offer less experienced workers alternative ways in which to draw on what is otherwise an invisible, intangible and inaccessible resource of embodied knowing, distributed across the bodies of workers in divergent locations.
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Availability of health information provides confidence in clinical decision-making, improves practical skills and attitude to care [ 12, 38] and alleviates professional isolation, yet this resource remains invisible in the complex health care systems.
Because electronic information seems invisible, we underestimate the resources it takes to keep it all alive.
This means looking more carefully at what talents and resources are invisible but close at hand.
Below are some of the ways that lesbian, bisexual, gay, and transgender scientists conceal part of their identity and the resources that this "invisible" army uses to thrive.
