The "'utilization factor "'or "'use factor "'is the ratio of the time that a piece of equipment is in use to the total time that it could be in use.
32.
A . With old-fashioned pensions, employees earn most of their retirement benefits toward the end of their careers, because benefits are calculated using factors including years of service and final pay.
33.
However, the 11th Circuit held that " the District Court did err by giving each of the four fair use factors equal weight, and by treating the four factors mechanistically ."
34.
Universities would also be allowed to use factors such as poverty and whether an applicant would be the first in the family to go to college that often correlate with race.
35.
Given these limitations, AIATSIS prioritises the selection of materials for digitisation using factors including significance of the item / s, the level of deterioration, cultural protocols, copyright status, and client demand.
36.
The fourth fair use factor requires considering the effect upon the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work if the actions were widespread, not solely the effect of the particular user.
37.
According to the company, the QM6 Quality Manager Calibration software from Beamex of Finland, designed on Microsoft Access engine, is engineered based on the ease-of-use factor, giving it a true relational calibration database structure.
38.
In some cases, depending on the queried server's operating system, their service is able to monitor uptimes; uptime performance monitoring is a commonly used factor in determining the reliability of a web hosting provider.
39.
In the mid-1980s, he developed a general model of temperament based on genetic, neurobiological, and neuropharmacological data, rather than using factor analysis of behavior or self-reports as has usually been done by personality psychologists.
40.
A later study comparing Zuckerman's model with the Five Factor model using factor analysis found that Activity, sociability, and extraversion all loaded onto a single factor, suggesting that Activity and extraversion are closely related.
