The company is now moving into the business of providing least-cost routing: software installed on a customer's premises routes a call to a switch over the border in the Netherlands on a leased line, from where the call heads off across the world by whatever the switch calculates as the least expensive route of the moment.
We very much hope not to get this point, but if you cannot resolve the issue of Mr. Assange's presence on your premises, this route is open to us.
Vehicles may visit multiple premises en-route to the slaughterhouse, possibly connecting farms and transmitting infection, or they may return to a slaughterhouse between visits to premises.
Large epidemics are up to 28 times more likely for higher levels of slaughterhouse transmission (compared to zero), implying that the characteristics of the network of slaughterhouse links are maintained even when a time component and control measures are added, resulting in connectivity between a higher proportion of premises via this route than via any other route.
Tim Moore (2001) It's a simple premise – ride the route of the Tour de France before the annual race takes place – but a difficult one to pull off.
Even though Oscar does not truly "forget," he has still lost knowledge by a different route; premise (a) of the memory argument is thus false.
But hospital rules require that mobile phones are switched off when staff are on hospital premises so the usual route for patient to staff contact was not always available.
For a disease like foot and mouth that has a multitude of transmission routes between premises, predicting the course of an epidemic is complicated by demographic and topographic heterogeneity.
Mr. King says that he dreamed up this premise while driving this same route for the same reason, though of course he fills in for nobody.
Repeated application of the procedures will eventually turn the proof into one that is in normal form essentially, one that is not eligible for any further application of the procedures.[43] The significance of proofs in normal form is that they represent direct deductive routes from their premises to their conclusions.
The EU Directive 49 urges countries to prepare the strategic noise maps and the action plans for the agglomerations along major transportation routes and major industrial premises.
