* Elimination of manual intervention and sight lasers that bar codes
rely on.
Instead of fostering independence, as I had hoped, my reminders encouraged many students to
rely on me even more, first for the weekly emails and second for immediate personal attention.
* Some
rely upon the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and other federal agencies including the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ).
Non-Signature Based -- Many of the traditional security devices
rely on signatures which are easily defeated by the attacks mentioned earlier.
"We also
rely on software to help us manage call volume and shift staffing and for automation of self-help tools that clients can access on the web while being guided by the help desk agents," he says.
Steloy, which produces ferrous castings for many industries, such as the railroad and pump markets, and
Rely Metpro, which operates South Africa's only centrifugal casting facility, produces cylindrical tubes for niche applications.
To meet this reasonable belief standard, a taxpayer may not
rely on a disqualified opinion or the opinion of a disqualified tax adviser.
We
rely on the dedication of our staff, who is as committed to the success of this program as any other stakeholder.
The long-standing ability of Harris to
rely on its Cordele fabricators and machinists to build heavy-duty equipment contributes to the reliability of its shredders.
As do most Canadians, I therefore have to
rely on eyewitness accounts of the ongoing conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians, in order to arrive at a well-informed assessment of the situation, preferably well balanced and thoughtfully researched accounts.
This devaluation of non-strategic competencies is occurring because routine tactical tasks have become especially vulnerable to being outsourced or "automated away." Strategic thinking and strategic behavior, however,
rely on connecting information, experience, learning, leadership, foresight, and decision-making skills, and therefore remains the exclusive domain of humans.
Both standards attempted to change the auditing industry by requiring auditors to consider inherent and control risk in audits and to
rely less on a checklist approach.