Among the questions that would have to be answered are not just the technical specifications of how to enable communication, but also the privacy and security safeguards the industry decides are necessary.
For example, the BioPAX Level 3 specification provides a description of how to represent complexes, which are physical associations between or among multiple component entities.
Instead, each SSLP had autonomy to improve and create services, with general goals and some specific targets but without specification of how services were to be delivered.
There is, once again, no specification of how this is to be accomplished; bear in mind that this number includes defense, which is currently around 4 percent of GDP.
In the second round, core concepts were extracted and synthesised by the authors and used to create working definitions which were then considered for refinement by the advisory group in order to create the final definitions: The term theory was defined as: 'a set of concepts and/or statements with specification of how phenomena relate to each other.
Moreover, based on their specifications of how best to control for this spatial heterogeneity, DLR and ADR have put forward a severe critique of the findings from much of the existing U.S. evidence on the employment effects of minimum wages using state-level panel data.
In contrast, the division of labour, the specialization of narrow skills, the detailed engineering specification of how each task is to be carried out, and the assemblage of large numbers of employees in great manufacturing plants have greatly diluted the identification of employees with their productive functions and with their employers.
And despite his later claim (Zermelo 1908a: 119), he does appear to use the ordinals and the informal theory of well-ordering in his definition of γ-sets, where a γ-set is 'any well-ordered Mγ…', without any specification of how 'well-ordered set' is to be defined.
The published systematic review should include a description of the processes used with, if relevant, specification of how readers can get access to additional materials.
