Children of single service members can face significant turmoil while their primary caregiver is away.
Baker disagreed with the concept of single service monuments, but submitted a proposal costed at over £25,000 (over £1,010,000 in 2009 terms), which was declined and Baker subsequently withdrew from the project; Webb declined to submit a proposal and also withdrew.
Research studies in the literature about the relationship between older adults' HCBS and nursing home use were most likely to focus on the effect of single service types, such as skilled nursing care.
Containers promote the idea of single-service-per-container (microservices), and unikernels take this idea even further.
One of the requirements of the procedure used for data collection was that the information on aggregate costs drawn from the final balance sheet matched the sum of the costs of the single services obtained from analytical accounting.
Senior officers are worried that without Dr Fox to champion them, the reforms aimed at decentralising the running of the single services will wither.
After Google's cloud-based email service crashed, says Joe Heiser, "it took Google four days to restore [the data of] 0.02% of the users of a single service".
It seemed a perfect job for Clark; the Joint Staff existed beyond the parochial bounds of the Army or of any single service, and the planning-and-policy job — the J-5, as it is known — was an important position.
In this article, we provide an assessment of the economic gains in terms of service-related cost savings, provided by the joint deployment of several services against a deployment of a single service.
