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Chancellor Daniel LaVista says he'll work with the board to review the district's ethics code, conflict-of-interest standards, system for awarding contracts, and planning and oversight of the $5.7-billion 5.7-billionn program.
Gossamer Health (Good Open Standards System for Aggregating, Monitoring and Electronic Reporting of Health), http://gossamerhealth.org, is an open source system, suitable for server or 'cloud' deployment, which is designed for the collection, analysis, interpretation and visualization of syndromic surveillance data and other indicators to monitor population health.
At the end of last season, the NHL announced that it would introduce a standard system for draft pick compensation for teams that hired coaches or GMs away from other employers.
The Avid is the standard system for computer editing, and it is a way of working -- some heretics allege -- that encourages moodiness, brooding, felt passages, grace intervals, small talk, luxuriant fades and dissolves.
Mr. Navarra, who had also helped organize marathons throughout the country, was credited with devising the now-standard system for kicking off a major marathon, with three starting corrals and three separate athlete villages, providing food and entertainment for the runners in the nervous hours before the race.
The Algebraic notation is the standard system for describing chess games.
A great challenge within the European oceanographic community is to identify a standard system for sharing data.
BARDA is now exploring the possibility of producing the antibodies in Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells the standard system for making monoclonals.
Despite its drawbacks, however, technology companies around the world are teaming up to make biometric security the standard system for online purchases.
DICOM e-mail transmission is currently the standard system for teleradiology in Germany, which is accepted by the regulatory authorities [17].
But it's not hard to imagine this as a standard system for locking down airspace: a dozen or so drones informed by precision radar could protect quite a large area.
