Consequently effective NSD focuses on designing service prerequisites that meet consumer needs and requirements.
By Hendrik Hertzberg August 12, 2008 An interestingly counterintuitive Web site called Pro-Gun Progressive takes a shot at my last Comment for putting "gun rights" in ironical quotes and for suggesting that the Second Amendment "somehow made militia service a prerequisite to firearms ownership".
Support from home help service are prerequisites for elderly people to live in their own homes as long as possible.
Efficient port services are prerequisites for competitive and sustainable maritime transports.
This formulation is proposed in order to better capture users' services' QoS prerequisites, as explained above.
Therefore, the adoption of probabilistic short-term delay [19, 20] or throughput [21, 22] constraints have been proposed towards efficiently expressing real-time services' QoS prerequisites over a time-varying wireless environment.
Due to the variety of the supported services' QoS prerequisites, each mobile user is associated with a proper utility function which represents his degree of satisfaction in accordance to his actual expected downlink throughput and can be expressed as (2).
Substantial investment in infrastructure, community and national level engagement, and access to services are prerequisites to establish longstanding, prospective cohorts in resource-poor settings.
"She lacks experience," people said, because we have long assumed that lengthy public service is a prerequisite for the Presidency.
Re "33 Years Later, Draft Becomes Topic for Dean" (front page, Nov. 22): The elections of Dan Quayle, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Dick Cheney illustrate the diminishing importance of military service as a prerequisite for high office.
In agricultural machinery, processing equipment and other items which are of substantial value and technology, service is a prerequisite.
