The idea is actually not so unusual: think of all the Renaissance and Baroque composers who wrote settings of Tenebrae services, to be sung in gradually darkened churches during the three days leading to Easter.
Similar to other acute health-care settings, the assessment of service quality, as perceived by patients, is critical in the oncology setting as well.
In international service settings, customers' evaluations of service encounters are influenced by their evaluations of the service failure and recovery contexts, which are shaped by their cultural orientation.
My security concerns over our increasing use of mobile apps, for which we rarely read the permission settings or terms of service, were met with harsh criticism by some who said I was wearing a tinfoil hat and breeding paranoia.
Like Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff wrote two major sacred works: settings of the Vespers service and of the Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, the basic service of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Mozart's two settings of the prayer service are not among his most performed works, but they offer great beauties.
Twitter users were able to circumnavigate the ban simply by using Google's DNS service, typing in Twitter's IP address, a number, rather than spelling out the website address "Twitter.com", and changing some of the basic settings of their internet service provider, said Rik Ferguson, vice-president of security research at Trend Micro.
The data provide a broad perspective of service settings across Australia, but this perspective may not necessarily be representative of PHC settings in general.
We don't pay much attention to privacy settings or the "terms of service" fine print.
The physical attributes of service settings significantly influence customers' emotional responses and are used as critical differentiators among service providers.
