"The bass is a service instrument," he once said.
When sex workers are cast in this role, as mute icon or service instrument, it's the anti-prostitution camp at work, decrying sex workers' situation yet abandoning them to the fundamentally passive role they insist sex workers occupy in prostitution.
When emphasizing social work development, regardless of its nature, social service organizations may be trapped as a service instrument (DiMaggio and Anheier 1990).
Unlike ground-based observatories, which cannot see infrared rays well because of atmospheric moisture, and space-based observatories, which ultimately run out of required cryogen, SOFIA will offer researchers the ability to service its instruments periodically on the ground.
That politicians consider the intelligence services as instruments for political ends is graver still.
And they liked the fact that they could trust the food, drugs, consumer products, and financial services and instruments they purchased.
We drove to the site of our compaction meter and separated into teams servicing the instruments, investigating agricultural practices, measuring arsenic in the well water and taking sediment samples for dating.
Based upon conceptual models in the areas of IS and technology adoption, and using responses from 1992 users, we validated a five-dimension service quality instrument involving: usability, usefulness of content, adequacy of information, accessibility, and interaction.
The Hecto team and FLWO staff support the operation of the queue in three ways: (1) SAO scientists and engineers have maintained and serviced the instruments as necessary, (2) Nelson Caldwell has scheduled the queue observations, and (3) Perry Berlind and Mike Calkins have operated the robots.
Through its national and international network of offices, it offers support and integral consultancy to clients through services or instruments aimed at facilitating design and execution of its globalization strategy, which seeks to generate, develop and close business opportunities.
