And it reminded me that this the Ninth Ward, today, is not about to roll over for those who would plan it out of existence.
All patients in whom resuscitation was not performed or in which it was suspended, because of the existence of an advance care plan, the existence of do not resuscitate orders or those in which resuscitation was deemed futile, were also excluded.
The active involvement of top management, the alignment of the SNS plan with the firm's business plan, the existence of competitive pressures, and the use of SNS for gaining competitive advantages are the determinants with the most influence on technology adoption by firms.
Because of increasing financial cutbacks and regulations passed by the government, doctors are restricted in their free professionalism and cannot properly plan their future basis of existence.
In this article we show that the answer to this question is no, proving that in the worst case, the problem of plan existence is PSPACE-complete even when the causal graph is acyclic.
We address two aspects of constructing plans efficiently by means of satisfiability testing: efficient encoding of the problem of existence of plans of a given number t of time points in the propositional logic and strategies for finding plans, given these formulae for different values of t.
Signs of increased government support of family planning and the existence of a costed strategic plan provide donors with additional justification to invest in the national program, creating a virtual cycle.
Or do you want to put all of that at risk with Ed Miliband and his crazy plans to tax business out of existence?
But, as reconstruction has moved forward, his plan has been compromised almost out of existence, and his continued attempts to claim ownership of the project have sometimes made him a figure of fun in the press.
The plan to merge the OTS out of existence prompted its head, John Reich, to write to employees declaring his opposition though Christopher Cox, head of the SEC, which faces the same fate, has reacted more equivocally.
