Congress also instructed the F.C.C. to auction off an additional 10 megahertz band that would include a network built to public safety specifications.
An increasing trend is for textbooks to be linked to individual public examination specifications.
Although IBM makes public the specifications for its Systems Network Architecture, other computer makers say it often does so too late or in too little detail, keeping them constantly on the run to catch up.
Following the public reporting specifications, we compared all patients with diabetes seen at our institution at least twice by an endocrinologist (and not a primary care provider) to all patients seen at least twice by a primary care provider.
An encrypted navigation signal in a GNSS system, e.g., P code in a GPS, does not have a public interface specification.
His most revolutionary move was to make the computer's design specifications public, allowing thousands of young people to write programs for the machine.
For example, Ewen Buchanan, spokesman for the United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission, said making public the exact specifications for, say, a laser sensor, might let the Iraqis develop ways to confuse it.
The third aspect in dimension (3), that is, (c) 'target group' (1 point: individuals, 2 points: subpopulation, and 3 points: the public) required further specification of the terms used for the categories subpopulation and individuals.
The results suggest that (a) the functional form of the crossholdings/market prices relationship is not linear and better defined by threshold specifications, (b) public information leads to higher market prices, and (c) more downstream competition reduces the influence of information on upstream coordination and improves it downstream.
