Therefore, the information measure of the previous event provides a feasible way to mark priorities.
Patients in hospitals across Britain were marked 'management priority', the Labour concept that replaced old-fashioned 'clinical priority', meaning people were being treated to meet political targets rather than to save their lives.
Jamaica, Queens Through Dec. 21 Heng-Gil Han, a curator at the Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning, and a guest curator, Gordon Knox, invited 30 artists from around the world to deliver responses to globalization via generic mailers marked "global priority" -- hence the exhibition's title.
If an email is marked "high priority" or has certain words in the subject line, such as "urgent," it goes through.
Mr. Immelt has expressed frustration about the difficulties of doing business in China, especially in industries that Beijing has marked as priorities to the nation's economic development.
The RALM protocol utilises the packet marking and priority dropping mechanisms of the differentiated services architecture to differentiate losses in the layers of a layered multicast session.
Further, only 56% of the EMS responders had access to triage tagging equipment, indicating a need for standardised solutions for triage and marking of priority [22].
Before sending video packets to a channel router, the priority of each video packet is marked by the priority marking module.
As shown in Figure 4(b), we can mark high-priority video packets as type 30, and low priority video packets as type 31.
When she finds a young man stretched out across the fold-up seats that are marked as a priority space for wheelchair users, Becki doesn't ask him to move, but squeezes her wheelchair awkwardly into a corner of the standing area and hopes that he will get up and give her the seat.
