The information technology costs of recovery and relocation after the attacks will be $15.8 billion over three years or more, predicts Computer Economics, a research firm.
■ If a company asks for extra payment due to relocation after an order is confirmed, it may be in breach of contract and you should be entitled to cancel.
This paper presents the results of dose and cost calculation for relocation after nuclear accidents.
Use of node mobility in mobile sensor networks for relocation after initial random placement was previously suggested in [11, 12].
Thus, residents perceive risks, and make appropriate behavioral decisions (such as relocation) after comprehensive consideration of situational motivations (incentives/benefits) and situational barriers (constraints/costs).
Unlike our model, for data farther south, (Brändlein2013) shows a conductor in the mantle wedge above the Nazca plate which he attributes to fluid relocation after the 2007 Mw = 7.7 Tocopilla earthquake.
Combining their insights, I define Remote Management as a mode of operation in which (inter)national staff, either after relocation, after evacuation, or by design, manages a project from a distant location because of high or increasing security risks, while local staff members or local partners implement the project on the ground.
Relocation after the three-year compulsory period should be fairly free, particularly to the other rural district hospitals in any province.
Where a close relative or household member cannot be found either due to family relocation after the death or because the deceased lived alone, a credible neighbor is interviewed.
The protein co-localized with the cis-Golgi marker giantin, and (partially) with the trans-Golgi marker TGN38; relocation after brefeldin A treatment followed a pattern typical for Golgi-resident proteins.
