On the other hand, from the point of view of the serving CellID, these are depicted in Fig. 16a, where different icons identify each serving cell per position and line along the corridor.
Considering the requirements of the regulatory framework and policy makers, banks are encouraged towards adopting a more pro-active and pragmatic approach towards designing their product services in view of better serving their customers and cater for future developments.
Bazalgette argues such ownership issues are not important: what matters is to build a new super-sewer with a view to serving the needs of future Londoners – just as his great-great-grandfather did.
Players were now forbidden to block their opponents' view of their serve and thereby prevent them from judging the degree and direction of spin.
Sister Chris Loughlin, a Dominican nun who works on the conservation of religious properties in Massachusetts, said that government and social agencies had taken over so many of the institutional services provided by the church that using the land on which church schools, orphanages and hospitals once sat was increasingly viewed as a sacred way of serving people.
"I really view this as being a job of serving the public.
The juicy satirical revue 'FORBIDDEN BROADWAY: ALIVE AND KICKING' offers plenty of ammunition for either point of view, while serving equally tasty entertainment for both lovers and haters of song-and-dance shows, at the 47th Street Theater.
Smallwood said the company is trying to "push the industry towards this concept of viewed impressions instead of served impressions".
So from the insurers' point of view, serving the individual market is a balancing act.
Histology and bead counts (beads: number of beads/field of view) served as standard of reference and were analysed within the tumours, the liver, and the kidneys.
