Recently, software defined networking (SDN) technology is considered for controlling resources and steering traffic in wireless networks.
At the same time, care integration is used to achieve the most cost-effective use possible of scarce resources, by steering patients to the health, social, and support services most appropriate for them at a given time [ 29].
Our best universities are adept at steering resources to their most productive researchers, but the undergraduate curriculum gets little more than lip service.
But while such presidential appearances are the most overt instances of aid, the White House is also steering resources and other federal benefits to the state to help Governor Bush, who faces an unexpectedly strong challenge from the Democratic nominee, Bill McBride.
Licensing was a low-cost way of steering resources back to the inventor as opposed to the lawyer.
WASHINGTON — An influential network of some of the country's wealthiest liberal political donors is steering resources to an advocacy group backing President Obama's agenda and to organizations working to pass immigration reform, providing a surge of money that could boost the president's legislative goals.
Therefore, the NHI program is potentially threatened by steering resources away from the high-morbidity population if a growing share of the budget is used for the low-morbidity population.
Earlier this year ministers pulled the plug on the ADRnow website, another important resource aimed at steering the public towards mediation, and the public legal education organisation PLEnet.
As its core database business continues to be pressured by competitors, Oracle today said it would begin selling support services for UnitedLinux, an indication that the company is steering more resources toward smaller businesses.
"The White House didn't just let the DNC wither on the vine, they actively undermined it by steering money, resources, time and staff to [Organizing for Action]," one Senate Democratic aide told HuffPost.
