There are product makers who are trying with all their might to promote their versions of this streamlined, non-physical future by shaving off unnecessary extras.
In[149], the authors have presented preliminary results of their investigation into streamlining the impacts of different conditions of packet loss over visible degradation to classify packet loss as visible or invisible.
Ms. Kissell's doctor, Melissa Gerdes, is one of a rapidly growing number of physicians who have streamlined their schedules and added Internet services, among other steps, to better meet the needs of patients.
Unable to compete with the extravagant, steel-framed skyscrapers being constructed in the US, European cities developed their own style of streamlined building, with exotic facades combining art-deco geometry with national motifs.
A full-blown merger of UK Sport, the Olympic funding agency with which the BOA under outgoing chairman Lord Moynihan regularly clashed, and grassroots body Sport England is likely to be put on ice in favour of streamlining their operations and moving to new offices.
Grappling with intense paperwork, a volatile insurance market, and economic demands, many young doctors are looking to universal healthcare as a means of streamlining their work to refocus on patient care.
3 The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) of Australia began streamlining their Project Grant application process in 2014.
But, whoever this person is, one of their jobs is to streamline the relationship between Canada's big banks and the spies who are tasked with both collecting and analyzing signals intelligence as well as predicting and defending against possible cyber attacks.
Some of the signs can't ever be replicated, although many locations try to architecturally create a throwback vintage sign for aesthetic purposes, because of their art-deco or streamline moderne fashion, such as the fonts and bright vivid colors that were era-specific.
