The type 4 TH (Bartels and Koria 2012; Koria and Köszegi 2011; Koria et al. 2012; Leydesdorff 2012) introduces explicitly the fourth actor, namely Arbitrageurs (knowledge brokers, financial institutions, VC) indicating the need for access to financial and information resources for an effective and efficient NSI.
The website also contains various Help functions, including the custom software and connections to Web resources required for an efficient workflow for this annotation challenge.
The need for substitution of fossil resources with renewable alternatives, for an efficient use of the bio-resources, and for the development of knowledge-intensive sustainable economies call for the design of policies to create and govern biotechonomic systems.
An important objective of network providers is to obtain the maximum profit from their resources; hence there is a need for an efficient resource management.
Achieving this requires good coordination across different areas of health care, different levels of care, in addition to trained human resources, an efficient supply system for medicines, a reliable health information system, national and international policies and strategies, and an equitable financing system which ensures access to essential health care services.
However, if the number of carriers available in the system is low (e.g., two carriers), the available carrier sizes may not give sufficient flexibility for an efficient resource partitioning in frequency domain.
Call center jobs in India do lift that country's standard of living while freeing up American capital, labor and other resources for more efficient, high-value uses.
And he must swear an oath both to defend the independence of the judiciary and make sure there are "resources for the efficient and effective support of the courts" — whatever that may mean.
You say shifting call center jobs and other presumably higher-end professions of the information age to, say, India, is "freeing up American capital, labor and other resources for more efficient, high-value uses".
In this sense, local leaders with their newly acquired authority were able to lobby for necessary financial and human resources for the efficient operation of the health centres.
