At the Airports Council International-North Americonferencence here last week, Admiral Loy and other federal officials spoke forcefully about the need to balance stringent security requirements, like as the Dec. 31 bag-screening deadline, with customer-service imperatives like allaying the resentment of business travelers about the so-called security hassle factor.
Moreover, implementing a more stringent supervision of balancing group management and setting stronger incentives that quarter-hourly balancing actually takes place could increase remuneration for flexible capacities [89, 90].
We already have a system with stringent checks and balances that works to protect privacy and make sure data is being used legitimately, they're called warrants – and the police, Asio, Asis and others use them every single day.
Embryonic development evolves by balancing stringent morphological constraints with genetic and environmental variation.
Also, policy-makers at the global or national policy levels should apply more stringent considerations for balancing benefit and harms when designing the required guidelines.
Use of an FDR control method with a more stringent starting alpha balances the need to avoid inflated Type I error while also avoiding an extreme reduction in power for these exploratory analyses.
A range of present and future applications is addressed and evaluated as governed by, on the one hand, a sensible balance of stringent needs in different fields of the industry with, on the other hand, the costs of development and manufacture.
We do not have suggestion for the exact stringent cutoff that would balance both cases.
"Our revised forecast assumes a continuing weak advertising environment for the rest of the calendar year balanced by stringent cost-cutting across all of our businesses and the addition of earnings from the newly acquired Chris-Craft stations".
When candidate CPA markers can be found for A and OCAs for B, the NEO method provides stringent consistency checks and balances against over-fitting.
