In today's world of increasing health care costs, insurers of health care often see non-urgent care as one that can be low-cost, if provided in a low-cost facility, owing to less need for expensive manpower and equipment resources that often form a significant portion of the fixed cost of health care establishments [5 7].
The F.T.C. Web surfers had no idea what they would find; no one had ever dedicated the time and manpower needed for this sort of targeted survey of the vast, tangled, largely unfathomable network that is the World Wide Web.
More training data would probably also improve the accuracy, but the high cost in terms of manpower needed for the creation of even larger training datasets needs to be taken into account.
The artistic manpower needed for Mermaid required Disney to farm out most of the underwater bubble effects animation in the film to Pacific Rim Productions, a China-based firm with production facilities in Beijing.
The emphasis was consistently on the economic need for manpower, of the right age, health and fitness.
And in any event, by Oct. 8, 1863, the Confederacy's sheer need for manpower had overwhelmed all other considerations.
The conflict in the east created a still greater need for manpower even though time and resources for training were scarce.
At the same time as public opinion was turning against the outside world, the need for manpower was growing more desperate.
Likewise, an emphasis on information technology can increase the strength of the force while it reduces the need for manpower, the single most expensive aspect of today's military.
If we truly work to make the alliance forces cohesive and effective together, we can still play a leading role, but our individual need for manpower and equipment will be substantially lessened.
