Interoperability

So stereoisomers mean that we have the same constituents, the same atoms.

So we go on a journey deep inside the object and examine the constituents.

Moreover, some of the expected constituents of the proposed office were not very supportive.

Fifthly, interoperability procuring entities should ensure that the systems used are fully compatible with those of potential suppliers or contractors.

In addition, as conceded by DPKO, there is a need to address the challenges associated with training, interoperability and affordability.

It also provides quality and consistent client oriented services to the Fund's clients and constituents.

If constituents are registering to vote in peaceful political opposition, then that is democracy at work.

The official political parties have continued to mobilize their support base and constituents for the upcoming elections.

A gas plume that is warmer than the surrounding air will passively emit light characteristic of its chemical constituents.

Saturday afternoon's event in Holyoke was her 36th meeting with constituents using the town hall format since Trump took office.

A poll released on Thursday, however, showed a majority of Warren's own constituents do not think she should run in 2020.

While not all constituents have access to the premises of United Nations libraries, all have access to their rich web sites.

Delegates followed up work at the Summit with speaking engagements and publications in journals and newsletters to educate our constituents (August September).

Another difference between IT in US health care and in other industries is the former s lack of interoperability. In other words, a hospital s IT system often cannot talk to others.

The libraries will customize their services and information products to ensure that the most relevant and appropriate information is delivered to their many constituents.

There is nothing wrong with the existing machinery. It needs to be fully utilized for the specific role assigned to each of its constituents.

(1) quinquiens. The procurement regulations may establish measures to ensure the authenticity, integrity, accessibility and confidentiality of communications, and to ensure the interoperability of the systems used to transmit and receive them.

ILO promoted and facilitated the management and mitigation of HIV AIDS in the workplace with its national tripartite constituents, namely Governments, employers and workers' organizations.

The systems should facilitate interoperability between local tourism enterprises and foreign brokers and tourism portals, including traditional tour operators, online agencies, Internet travel specific search engines or online intermediaries specialized in tourism niches.

Concern was expressed, however, that in practice it was difficult to comply with the requirement for interoperability , as it was often impossible to achieve, and therefore excessive reviews of procurement decisions could result.

Now everyone would expect that when the degradation of the oil happens, when the constituents are liberated, they disappear, they go away because they were absorbed.

Well, it's a theory that tries to answer the question what are the basic, fundamental, indivisible, uncuttable constituents making up everything in the world around us?

The conclusions clearly indicate the magnitude of the task that still remains to be accomplished, despite the efforts made by Member States and their national constituents.

The development of decent work agendas for indigenous peoples offers an opportunity for ILO constituents (workers' and employers' organizations) to work in partnership with indigenous peoples.

Whether imprisoned or integrated into FARDC, former Ituri armed group leaders can still exert influence over their militias through the control of assets and loyal constituents.

Prior to the referendum, the two major parties of New Caledonia, FLNKS and RPCR, had both campaigned for approval of the Accord among their respective constituents.

The euro crisis thus offers Europe an opportunity to reestablish trust. Its national leaders need to reestablish the trust of their constituents by offering them straight talk.

Notwithstanding the increased tension in Côte d'Ivoire, particularly in Abidjan, the official political parties have continued to mobilize their support base and constituents for the upcoming elections.

He's also been pretty deft at using Facebook as a primary means to connect with his constituents, playfully debuting his hairless head after chemo treatments on his page.

So even if the active constituents in pharmaceuticals made constant progress in terms of chemistry, target of stability, the behavior of the patients goes more and more unstable.

(The term interoperability is used to denote systems that can communicate between themselves without technical or functional hindrance, and general electronic commerce law or practice may establish appropriate measures or systems in a particular enacting State.

From the viewpoint of constituents, good public administration boils down to how effectively the government can deliver those services that respond to the most pressing needs of local populations.

To improve the capacity of ILO constituents (Governments and employers' and workers' organizations), ILO provides technical advice on the inclusion of gender related questions in the context of data collection surveys.

And it's basically just saying that entropy is the number of ways we can rearrange the constituents of a system so that you don't notice, so that macroscopically it looks the same.

It is clear that in situations of heightened tension and simmering conflict, irresponsible politicians often look to stereotyped messages on such issues as religion and ethnicity to rally support among their constituents.

Osama Nujaifi, a Sunni, has been elected speaker of Iraq s parliament. But Shia leaders will lose their constituents support if they formally surrender any of the powers denied them for decades under Saddam.

One of the specific recommendations to ILO was to design, in conjunction with the ILO constituents and indigenous nationalities, a decent work plan for indigenous nationalities, in a public private partnership framework.5

Given the reality that legislators needed the backing of their constituents to remain in Parliament, the draft legislation had been revised and watered down to improve its chances of being adopted in Parliament.

It was also suggested that the text of the Guide could usefully alert enacting States on the need for accessibility and interoperability requirements as necessary safeguards, especially in the context of international procurement, to ensure non domestic suppliers' access to procurement markets.

(6) Procurement regulations may establish procedures for maintaining and accessing the record of the procurement proceedings, including measures to ensure the integrity, authenticity, accessibility and, where appropriate, confidentiality of information, the traceability of steps in the procurement process, and the interoperability of record retention systems.

Referring also to the Barcelona Declaration adopted at the Euro Mediterranean Conference, held in Barcelona, Spain, in November 1995, and to the work programme annexed thereto, aimed at connecting the Mediterranean transport networks to the trans European transport network so as to ensure their interoperability,

Northern Muslims wonder why Soludo, a southern Christian, believes the government should horde excess cash that could be spent to relieve poverty among their constituents. A favorite of the West, Soludo may not survive the year.

The Office for Outer Space Affairs has co organized a series of meetings that have contributed significantly to the work of the Action Team on Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) in improving universal access to and the compatibility and interoperability of space based navigation and positioning systems.

It is recognized that there is an increase in the number of corporate governance accolades, awards, ratings, rankings and even corporate governance stock market indexes where constituents are selected on the basis of good practices in corporate governance.