Intanagonwiwat et al. contribute the Centre at the Nearest Source (CNS) [6] scheme, wherein the responsibility for data aggregation is assigned to the node which is a source of that data type and closest to the destination.
An instructional team approach had initially been adopted within the course in 2010 as a collaborative milieu wherein educational responsibility for the organization, instruction, and assessment was shared among an instructional team — often including an instructor and graduate teaching assistants (GTA) (Zhou, Kim, & Kerekes, 2011).
Because of this, both U.S. and international law recognize the doctrine of "command responsibility," wherein a commander can be held responsible for the actions of his subordinates.
I am left wondering, amid all the prayers and mourning, wherein lies the responsibility and who is to blame?
By taking steps to become the first breastfeeding-friendly mall, SM Megamall is setting an excellent example of corporate social responsibility wherein the very culture of a business changes to promote a common good," said Dr. Nicholas Alipui, Country Representative of UNICEF.
Meritocracy: It is a system of government or other administration (such as business administration) wherein appointments and responsibilities are objectively assigned to individuals based upon their 'merits', namely intelligence, credentials and education, determined through evaluations or examinations.
Box 1 Definitions of terms used in the article Meritocracy : It is a system of government or other administration (such as business administration) wherein appointments and responsibilities are objectively assigned to individuals based upon their 'merits', namely intelligence, credentials and education, determined through evaluations or examinations.
However, by 1982 the IRS was pushing for a rule that would deny "partnership" tax status to any business entity wherein members bore no responsibility for the business's liabilities.
At one pole of these lies the paternalistic model, wherein all power and responsibility lies with the clinician.
This was followed by the 'women medical service' by the British colonial government in 1914, wherein the government accepted its responsibility to provide maternity services.
