Nonetheless, governments and organizations are promoting and using CoPs as an important mechanism by which to invoke systems change in the health sector.
But, to repeat myself, I also think that all these appearances do, at this point, is remind people of the mess we're in — in Paulson's speech, he repeatedly invoked the system's current fragility — without instilling any confidence that we're close to getting out of it.
In contrast to approaches for utilizing context-inclusive knowledge resources, this approach leaves contextual issues related to integrating the knowledge into the clinical information system up to the invoking information system (e.g., considerations of when to invoke the resource; how to retrieve the required patient data; and how to communicate the CDS results to the end-user) [ 31].
If such behavior is detected, a recovery system is invoked to restore the system into an operational state.
Why invoke the system's virtues when its supposed beneficiaries are in the middle of an unprecedented revolt?
By the end of the 1960s, it became evident that a hypothesis that does not invoke genetic system as a necessary component of a living organism, cannot explain the origin of life and its evolution.
"Ticketmaster invoked a queueing system to manage the process better and although the system was slow for some people transactions were going through," said the spokesman, who added that "tens of thousands" of tickets had been sold on the first day of sale.
While modules are invoked over a system terminal, tasks can be easily organized by calling them from system shells (e.g. bash script for Unix-based operating system, and batch file for Windows) for higher efficiency.
The government invoked the new system to try to curb rising inflation, which officially topped 9percentt last year, though private economists dispute official figures, saying inflation may be twice as high.
where the fact is invoked that the system noise vector W k,l and the measurement noise vector V k,l are pairwise independent.
