He also recognized that his occasional need for Schedule III substances was judiciously met by knowing someone else with a prescription pad, and suspected this would change dramatically if he had legal carte blanche to write his own.
Furthermore, a rate β is reserved for each MT whose information is forwarded, in order to send signaling information, e.g., channel estimation, that may be needed for scheduling or decoding.
However, a Guatemalan primary care physician working in a foreign-funded hospital explained the pitfalls in the Guatemalan healthcare system: Even though the national hospitals do not charge anything for their services, preoperative studies are frequently needed for scheduled surgeries.
Both channel allocation techniques do not obviate the need for user scheduling algorithms, therefore, a greedy and a fair scheduling approach are applied to both the RTSO and the FSA.
Nothing makes me feel more fulfilled - which is likely why I've joined the masses of South Florida women for the Women Empower Expo this October -- where I'll be speaking to women who are also likely in desperate need of scheduling some time for self-care on their over-packed calendars.
"You learn some things when you cut back on travel," including the need for more scheduling flexibility, Mr. Bethune said of frequent fliers who have made fewer trips or drifted to alternate ways of travel.
The shared relay may also mitigate the need for coordinated scheduling between the sectors.
In this section, it is also assumed that the MBMS service occupies the whole bandwidth so that there is no need for packet scheduling, even though only one resource block is used for multicast services.
The goal of this approach is twofold: to enable deeper inspection of the code at compile time to identify additional opportunities for parallel execution, and to simplify processor design and reduce energy consumption by eliminating the need for runtime scheduling circuitry.
After listing contraindications, procedure details are described, stressing the need for correct scheduling and not moving during the examination.
This LPV control approach eliminates the need for gain-scheduling, and provides better performance than the traditional proportional-integral-derivative control for high-speed operation.
