The most pervasive cost-saving trend among corrections departments has been to look closely at parole systems, in which it is no longer cost-effective to monitor released inmates, largely because too many violate their terms, often on technicalities, and end up back in prison.
The second nominee, Sarah Bloom Raskin, who is the Maryland state banking regulator, noted the "pervasive social costs" of joblessness.
The trend of pervasive low-cost computing won't slow.
Wireless mesh networks (WMNs) are emerging as a promising solution for pervasive and cost-effective broadband connections.
At each level, there is also the pervasive problem of cost.
In conclusion we found evidence that the SP is capable of becoming a pervasive and low-cost tool for the quantitative analysis of balance and mobility.
We examine the prospects for implementing PES projects under a centralised government in Vietnam, where insecure land tenure, high transaction costs, high opportunity costs and pervasive capture of benefits by local elites challenges PES policy and practice.
Still, she said, the sneaky cost of pervasive luxury is that "you feel like you're renting every step you're taking in public".
"His unqualified audit opinion and review reports provided false assurance to investors and allowed HBOC management to carry out its pervasive financial fraud that cost investors billions of dollars".
In this work an automatic simple, compact, wireless, personalized and cost efficient pervasive architecture for the evaluation of the stress state of individual subjects suitable for prolonged stress monitoring during normal activity is described.
Finally, our findings regarding antagonistic interactions between feeding and reproduction in female C. sculpturatus illustrate the pervasive nature of reproductive costs for viviparous females, and help elucidate how these costs may influence the diversity of reproductive strategies observed in nature.
