dedicated resource

This provides dedicated resources for the modern foreign language department and also provides form rooms.

Other vehicles, including civilian and police cars were pressed into service to transport patients due to a lack of a dedicated resource.

However, most 16-bit applications work perfectly well by themselves and would benefit from the added performance and stability of their own dedicated resources.

"We have recently appointed a dedicated resourcing manager to handle scheduling of employee's hours.

This provides dedicated resources for the teaching of Science and Design and Technology.

The mutualisation process is being supported by dedicated resource within the Cabinet Office.

Picking the right candidates, bringing them on board, breaking them in-each step in the process required focus and dedicated resources.

Curitiba has also dedicated resources to environmental education in primary school, which has translated into environmentally conscious citizens.

Facilities include modern lecture theatres, a mock court room and dedicated resource room for postgraduate students.

FBI agents and analysts in the field need to have sustained support and dedicated resources to become stronger intelligence officers.

The need therefore exists for dedicated resources to oversee the integration and flow of development, testing, deployment, and support of these systems.

In the 1980s and '90s, the institution dedicated resources to become a leader in technology, both in the classroom and in many services to students.

Resource reservation is one of the ways of providing guaranteed QOS in a Grid with dedicated resources.

The Institute is now an interim entity while it aligns itself to become NYU's dedicated resource for applied sciences and engineering.

The program at Ramah Wisconsin includes a special "Mo'adon", or lounge building, with a kitchen and dedicated resources for the program.

In addition to private sector initiatives, many levels of government in industrialized countries have established source reduction as a preferred environmental policy and have dedicated resources to promote it.

HTCondor can seamlessly integrate both dedicated resources (rack-mounted clusters) and non-dedicated desktop machines (cycle scavenging) into one computing environment.

Viacom also recognized that without dedicated resources to support video game development, the company was not able to take advantage of efficiencies the dedicated video game publishers have.

This is because Virtual Machines share computing resources (CPU, Memory, Disk, etc.) unlike physical servers that have dedicated resources.

Dedicated resources of the platform can be offered as a hosted "virtual network" (VN), enabling full services without the investment & operational costs of a separate platform.

"We believe that if we can get the dedicated resources against the portfolio brands that we have that we're going to be much more effective and thrive to topline growth."

Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky & Popeo of Boston has dedicated resources to assisting women who have been physically abused.

To curate and maintain SBO, a dedicated resource has been developed and the public interface of the SBO browser can be accessed at [1].

The partnership dedicated resources into producing a website promoting venues in Lanarkshire which was launched in 2012, after recognising that business tourism is a key growth sector in the tourism industry.

Apart from a one-off payment two years ago, there has been no extra funding for police, probation or prisons, or indeed other agencies for dedicated resourcing of MAPPA work.