While the extent of such problems will depend upon the structures and processes that the provider or fund-holder has in place with respect to clinical governance, purchasing, and industrial relations; resource release may be more achievable when resources are redeployed in quite a direct manner from areas of service contraction to areas of service expansion.
The establishment of software document relation coupled Resource Spaces faces the scarcity of labeled data that helps discovering software document relations between resources dwelling in different Resource Spaces.
The carbon emissions in a job shop are allocated to each product based on mapping relations between resources and products consuming the resources.
Both companies make software for managing customer relations, human resources, sales support and marketing efforts.
Sales, design, customer relations, human resources, administration -- I do all of that.
Stephanie Cohen, a senior at New York University who majored in secondary education, has broadened her job search to include marketing, public relations, human resources and publishing.
The building's main floor is reserved for service providers specializing in Web design, accounting, public relations, human resources staffing and real estate.
Among these disciplines, some of whose functions overlap, are production management, industrial relations, human resources management, research and development, ergonomics, operations research, and systems engineering.
During the next two years, more than twenty million dollars of Zuckerberg's gift and matching donations went to consulting firms with various specialties: public relations, human resources, communications, data analysis, teacher evaluation.
Single predicates represent binary relations between resources.
