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The possibility of customization is the principal scientific advantage of the system. The microarray design, layout, and format are specific for each scientist s needs and objectives. The Design-on-Demand service offer by CombiMatrix try to cover this versatility. The researcher, though would define his experimental strategy with CombiMatrix support. Available libraries include eukaryotic, microbial, and viral genomes. Direct customer services are also offered. 

Besides being published in AJHP and the Best Practices for Health-System Pharmacy, Best-Practice documents are available through ASHP s Fax On-Demand service by calling (301)664-8888 and on ASHP s Web site at www.ashp. org/bcstpractices/indcx.html. 

Fax-on-Demand Service 301-504-0051. For new releases and certain other information, 24 hours, 7 days a week, dial on hand-set of fax and follow instructions. 

DSL (digital subscriber line) was developed to deliver video over copper lines, for video-on-demand services designed to compete with cable television, but it proved to be more popular for providing fast-speed Internet services. 

Special uses iaclude oxygen for fuels iatended for long-term unattended service (13). Candles are fired on demand by a pressure sensor ia the oxygen accumulator. Chlorate candles were iacorporated iato backpacks designed for use ia the ApoUo moon missions (14). 

In Figure 9-7 and Figure 9-8, we have the answer to all our prayers. I used it for a 600mA Buck IC project recently with excellent results. Finding a vendor for this socket is very difficult. So I decided to share the contact info of the only person I know doing this. It seems to be a one-man show, and these sockets are custom-made on demand. But they have saved me months of evaluation time. Contact Weber at Rainbow Labs. Address 260 2nd Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94118, USA. Tel 415-387-4430, Fax 415-221-3640. No, I don t know them personally, and I have no commercial stake in their operations. The information is put out only to help you, since this sort of service is very rare. 

Failure and incident databases are available that provide generic or industry-wide in-service failure rates and on-demand failure probabilities for various components. These can be used for assessing risks of new facilities with no operating experience, as well as for estimating the likelihood of rare events such as vessel mechanical failures at operating conditions and for fully quantitative risk studies. 

Removing this complexity and buying IT infrastructure on demand is the next big promise of the IT outsourcing industry, but a lot of companies are not yet ready to buy these commoditized - and often only partially implemented - services because of the very complexity outlined above. Five strategic elements of infrastructure management need to be in place to simplify the overall infrastructure landscape and to establish clear accountability for infrastructure cost on the IT customer side. 

In a departure from the Soviet three-queue shopping system (the first queue to decide what to buy, the second to pay and receive a receipt, and the third to exchange the receipt for the goods purchased), in which customers often had to demand service from cashiers, McDonald s introduced a single-queue system in which cashiers waited on customers and advertised when they were available to serve the next customer with the words Svobodnaia kassa. For more discussion of the nature and impact of McDonald s in post-Soviet Russia, see Caldwell 2004a. 

Demonstrating that an acceptable level of service continuity is achieved (e.g., availability, failure on demand, and reliability)... 

The freshly fried foods are consumed almost immediately by the customers at the restaurants. This practice is carried out even during the rush hours of lunch or dinner. At the fast food restaurants, the food is fried on demand. However, in the food service establishment, fried foods are generally prepared in larger amounts ahead of the rush hour and are kept warm either by a warm oven or by holding them under an ultraviolet lamp. 

In 1970 the author moved to a new base in the University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand. Here the glassblowing workshop services the School of Science, composed of Earth Sciences, Biological Sciences, Physics and Chemistry. Foreseeably Chemistry, which teaches organic, inorganic, physical and stable isotope chemistry, and in recent years, biochemistry, has made the greatest demand on the service. 

This is true even when the stock room and the users are within the same department and there is an opportunity for the users to become familiar with the stock room setup. The problem is, of course, aggravated when people make requests from other departments by phone. In order to give satisfactory service from a stock room of this type, it is necessaiy to do at least one of three things use a single standard name for each compound, have a very large cross reference file, or have someone available who is familiar enough with nomenclature to translate the names back and forth on demand. 

Many a schools have a magic lantern in their laboratories as it is not very costly slides are readily available in the market on various chemistry topics. These can also be got prepared on demand and the cost of such a slide is quite reasonable. Such slides can even be prepared by science teacher himself after some practical training which can be provided by extension service department of training colleges. 

The Internet means that we have entered a world of information-access, products, and services on demand. But routine ongoing health care and health vigilance does have a further special need, however, if we are to use the Internet as the medium continuous access to high-speed constant Internet access in the home. The major first steps of this have, of course, already been achieved by high-speed Internet connections over telephone line or television cables. How many readers connect with and disconnect from the Internet, and turn computers on and off, on a daily basis ... 

These technological innovations enable the software to (1) migrate to a remote system on demand, (2) dynamically compose its prerequisite and corequisite software, (3) self-adapt to the target runtime environment, and (4) discover the properties of the data to be processed. With these innovations software developers can virtualize the software components, certify them with digital signature, and publish the virtualized software in a shared library, as opposed to installing the software on a designated system. This solution framework allows the end-users to search for the software of their interest in a service-oriented manner and to launch the selected software to a system of choice on demand. 

Clinical intelligence access and collaboration. Acting on knowledge via feedback or moving humans to action by real-time on-demand access to consolidated patient, research, or other healthcare data, and including the topics of portals, shareware, identity protection, and privacy security and consent compliance ethical practice and smarter solicitation and provision of services. 

The overall performance and reliability of both implanted and external medical devices depend strongly on the battery characteristics (including chemical composition of the electrodes as well as the battery design and electrolyte). Lithium-based batteries are the current choice for pacemakers, where continuous power requirements are on the order of 10"4 W battery duration depends on demand factors and is about 7 years for continuous service (16). Other devices are being developed that have higher power needs and serve specialty markets (probably smaller than that for pacemakers). Some of these are the following ... 

As expenditures on health-care services shift from the citizen to the state, political-economic forces determine how and how much of the taxpayers money is spent on such services. Various government agencies are always in competition for the states limited resources. This stimulates a demand, both private and public, that the system be protected from exploitation by special interest groups, especially patients and doctors, and leads to the creation of new bureaucratic organizations, charged with preventing patients from receiv-... 

Americans, Thone had argued, wanted information that was comprehensible and accessible, that could be rolled up, stuck in a pocket, and consumed on demand.68 Scientists may have found such informality unsettling but Science Service s marketing success helped enable it. The popularization of science was strutting resolutely toward today s familiar landscape of multiple, diverse, and commercialized outlets. By the end of... 

Arragements have been made with Books on Demand , the reprinting service for out-of print books of Bell Sc Howell Information and Learning Company, to make the publication available to those who are interested in it (Order 2067035). Addi-... 

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