Mr. Bell alters prefabricated units to need, using design to meet and often exceed federal and state code requirements.
Nice recommended a systematic approach to matching nurse staffing to patient need, using "red-flag" indicators to detect staffing shortfalls.
He will communicate a message, a desire or need, using an electronic button or tactile icon, five times a day.
PAGE 12 NATIONAL IN A TIME OF NEED, Using Fruit as Alms The concept of gleaning, or collecting, a portion of crops on farmers' fields for the needy is not a new one.
Amid their polish the songs aren't pop ditties; they grapple with separation and need, using dance beats to suggest the compulsive pleasure seeking that tries to drown out loneliness.
Using this private cloud, Reed employees at 400 sites worldwide can access all the applications and services they need using thin-terminal devices, which rely on more powerful computers and servers for processing power.
John-Paul says he can knock up just what we need using a few metres of fabric, possibly comprising old duvet covers, and six lengths of dowel from the hardware shop.
Many other services, such as Coinbase in the Phillipines, PayFast in South Africa and Xoom in Silicon Valley, are addressing this need using Bitcoin, digital currency and other digital workarounds.
Most colleges determine a student's financial need using a formula that requires a student to contribute 82percentt of his or her assets over four years, but requires parents to contribute only 21percentt of their assets.
Each group (of four students) will be assigned an international community, informed of one specific community need, and then asked to develop a strategy for how virtual volunteers might help that community resolve that need, using the Internet and other resources.
When government procurement officers write a contract with a vendor, they normally identify the product or service they need using a code called the North American Industry Classification System, which drills deep into the economy, separating, for example, radio stations from radio networks.
