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2. Logout of the WFA Service: This condition establishes how and when the management system decides that a user wants to stop the service execution. Actions 1. Execute_Service_Code: This action installs and executes the WFA Service Code (SLOs) on the appropriate Execution Points (i.e., DINA nodes) Inputs Service_Id: This is the identi er of the service (WFA), to be executed. Subscription_Id: This is a unique identi er of the particular subscription to the service. Customization_Id: This parameter identi es the particular customized code of the same service and subscription that needs to be executed. Execution_Point_Required_Resources: This parameter speci es the resources that the execution point must possess in order to execute this particular service code. These resources may include minimum required free memory and CPU. Execution_Points_List: This is a list of the execution points at which the service code must be started after its invocation. Storage_Point_Selection_Criteria: This parameter speci es the criteria to select the storage point from where the service code will be downloaded into the selected execution points. Customised_Runtime_Parameters: This parameter contains a list of runtime parameters speci c to the service code to be executed. These parameters will be used to start the execution of the code. Output Action_Result: This variable contains a value indicating whether or not the action has been successfully executed. Start Time: This variable states the time at which the user service code is started. Enforcement Component: Code Execution Controller Action Consumer. 2. Stop_Service_Code: The service code is stopped when the user logs out. The Code Execution Controller Action Consumer can obtain the execution points where the code is running from the data tables. Details are omitted in this case. Condition Action Association 1. Service_Invocation_Policy: When the Invocation for WFA service condition is ful lled, the Execute_Service_Code action is executed.

Scheduling is about completing a number of tasks within certain time windows, under a number of constraints Scheduling has been distinguished from planning, which also concerns itself with the same basic problem, in that the granularity of the time-scales is different [128] Scheduling is generally a shorter-term phenomenon and thereby also tends to mean that there is less freedom to select the order of carrying out tasks than in the planning case Usually the most complex part of the schedule is in dealing with people, because they tend to be the most complex and constrained resource and cannot be duplicated on demand! Therefore, one of the most common inputs to a scheduling engine is the personnel (or agent ) database.

As we show in Figure 7-2, any increase in output after aggregate demand shifts rightward from ADo to AD1 depends on prices being sticky in the short run. In other words, the economy moves from point A to point B along the horizontal short-run aggregate supply curve, SRASo, only if the price level is fixed at Po in the short run. In 6, we explain that a lot of evidence shows that prices have a hard time falling during a recession. In particular, firms don t like to cut wages and insult their workers. They know that if they cut wages, workers become angry and refuse to work as hard, and the resulting decline in productivity makes the firm s profit situation even worse. As a result, a lot of downward wage stickiness is present in the economy by which economists mean that nominal wages decline only rarely. As we explain in 6, downward wage stickiness leads to downward price stickiness, because firms can t cut their prices below production costs if they want to turn a profit and stay in business. (Keep in mind that labour costs are, for most businesses, the largest part of production costs. If firms can t cut wages, they can t cut the price of their output.)

Buying insurance might make sense because The Bahamas is not necessarily a safe destination Although crimes against individual tourists are rare, your property, if left unprotected, could be stolen Tour operators, airlines, and cruise ships can all go out of business suddenly, making default insurance a wise move on some Bahamian trips Trip delay insurance might cover expenses that rise suddenly, as in the event of a hurricane Check your existing insurance policies and credit-card coverage before you buy travel insurance You may already be covered for lost luggage, canceled tickets or medical expenses The cost of travel insurance varies widely, depending on the cost and length of your trip, your age, health, and the type of trip you re taking.