Next come those who paid extra at booking for "premier line" priority.
And if it's not the case, the extent to which a larger number of lines, exclusive line, priority in crossroads, velocity, system identity, etc. will be critical to the successful implementation of BRT in a city.
While an all-access Festival Pass and the Pass Plus come with perks and line priority, you may also choose to buy a la carte.
We've seen what happens when an airline adopts a four-tier elite system, i.e. United Airlines, where the lowest tier gets certain benefits, such as a free checked bag, priority security line, priority boarding, etc., but the most coveted elite benefit -- upgrade opportunities -- become almost non-existent to the fourth elite tier on a route with any popularity.
How can we design algorithms that can account for the various requirements, for example, air lines priorities, weather conditions, runtime changes to expedite the takeoff and landing procedures?
The next president's top-line priority must be energy.
For the typical corporate chief executive officer in recent years, the corporation's financial performance measured in three-month sprints has been the top-line priority.
Today, one of its board members, John Doerr, spelled out the top-line priority for the company: "We have to get Zynga's stock price to where God intended it to be," he said, not for the first time.
A story in Sunday's New York Times shows that even with the best of intentions, promising to make openness and transparency a top-line priority -- as President Obama did on his first day in office -- is easier said than done.
However, this does not suggest that chronic conditions should be seen as a second-line priority in the region [ 31].
