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SBSSpecial Broadcasting Service (Australia)
SBSSmall Business Server
SBSSide-by-Side
SBSSpanish Broadcasting System
SBSShaken Baby Syndrome
SBSStep By Step
SBSSocial Business Software (Jive Software)
SBSShizuoka Broadcasting System (Japan)
SBSSick Building Syndrome
SBSShort But Sweet
SBSSmall Business Services
SBSSocial and Behavioral Sciences (various schools)
SBSStorage Battery Systems, Inc.
SBSSaïd Business School
SBSSaid Business School (Oxford, UK)
SBSSchool of Biological Sciences (various universities)
SBSSequencing by Synthesis (genetics)
SBSStyrene-Butadiene-Styrene
SBSShort Bowel Syndrome
SBSSiemens Business Services
SBSSeoul Broadcasting System
SBSSaeco Brewing System (coffee)
SBSStudent Business Services
SBSSilver Bauhinia Star (Hong Kong military decoration)
SBSSiemens Business Solutions
SBSSubsystem
SBSStream Buffers
SBSSmall Business Series
SBSSide by Side
SBSSensotronic Braking System
SBSSector by Sector
SBSServer Based Setup
SBSSub Bass System
SBSSmall Business Suite
SBSSubscript
SBSSmart Battery Specification
SBSSend Buffer Size
SBSSteel Building Systems (various locations)
SBSSuper Bowl Sunday (football)
SBSSwiss Business School
SBSSoftware Business Solutions (various locations)
SBSSociété de Banque Suisse (Swiss Bank Corporation).
SBSSubject Benchmark Statement (UK)
SBSSecond Baptist School (Texas)
SBSStimulated Brillouin Scattering
SBSSmall Business Suite (Oracle)
SBSSunday Bloody Sunday (song)
SBSSkipton Building Society
SBSSeattle Bike Supply (Seattle, WA)
SBSSociety for Biomolecular Screening
SBSShea Butter Soap
SBSSTRATEC Biomedical Systems (medical device company)
SBSShared Business Services (UK NHS)
SBSSmart Battery System
SBSStandards-Based System (education)
SBSSpecial Boat Squadron (British Special Forces)
SBSSchool Based Study (various schools)
SBSState Bank of Saurashtra (Bhavnagar, India)
SBSSterile Barrier System (medical packaging)
SBSSolid Bleached Sulphate (paperboard)
SBSSatellite Business Systems
SBSSustainable Business Success (conference)
SBSSchool of Biblical Studies
SBSSodium Bisulfite
SBSSociedade Brasileira de Silvicultura
SBSStructural Business Statistics
SBSServer Based Setup (MIcrosoft Windows)
SBSSilicon Bilateral Switch
SBSScandinavian Broadcasting System
SBSSectors Based Scheme (UK)
SBSSharp Business Solutions
SBSScottish Building Standards (UK)
SBSSingapore Bus Service
SBSSaint Bernard School (various locations)
SBSSoldier Borne Sensor (US Army)
SBSSwiss Benevolent Society (various locations)
SBSStudent Business Solutions
SBSStudent Book Store
SBSSacombank Securities (Vietnam)
SBSSpecial Boat Services (United Kingdom)
SBSSundaram Business Services (UK)
SBSScottish Bible Society
SBSSocial Bookmarking System
SBSSecretaría de Bienestar Social (Guatemala)
SBSStupid Boy Syndrome
SBSSignature-Based Scanning (software)
SBSShort Barrel Shotgun
SBSSony Broadband Solutions (Japan)
SBSSebastian Syndrome (aka Sebastian Platelet Syndrome)
SBSStatic Bypass Switch
SBSSentinel Business Solutions (software)
SBSSam Bush Signature (mandolin)
SBSSkull and Bones Society (Yale; aka Russell Trust Association)
SBSSymbol-By-Symbol
SBSShiny Brass Shield (EQ gaming)
SBSStewarton Bible School (Scotland)
SBSSouthern Broadcast Services, Inc. (Pelham, AL)
SBSSouthern Biosystems
SBSUK Special Boat Service
SBSServing Base Station
SBSShore-Based Spares (warehouses)
SBSSogo Butsuryu System Co., Ltd. (Japan)
SBSScandinavian Broadcasting Services
SBSSimulated Brillouin Scattering
SBSSave British Science Society
SBSStrategic Balkan Services
SBSSatellite Broadcast System
SBSSpiegler-Brooke Syndrome
SBSSystems by Shorty (est. 2001)
SBSSouthern Bleached Softwood
SBSSouth Birmingham Sinfonia (UK)
SBSSupport Battle Staff
SBSScientific and Business System
SBSSenior Battle Staff
SBSSeamless Battlefield Simulator
SBSSarasota Bromeliad Society
SBSSoutheastern Baptist Seminary
SBSSharjah British school
SBSShift Bit Select
SBSSystems Biophysics Set
SBSSegregated Ballast System
SBSSubscription Broadband Service
SBSStructured Block Silicon
SBSMissionary Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament (religious order)
SBSSwitched Beam System
SBSSerial Bubble Store
SBSSebacoyl Bis-Sarcosine
SBSShip Building Specification
SBSSubscriber Billing System
SBSShanghai Bureau of Statistics
SBSSegment-Based Scheduling
SBSSelector Bank Subsystem Shelf
SBSSteamboat Springs, Colorado, USA - Steamboat Springs Airport/Bob Adams Field
SBSSchwartz-Burgess Syndrome (florid cutaneous papillomatosis)
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The growth of the telecommunications industry is the primary factor responsible for driving the expansion of the IP Multimedia Subsystem Market over the next couple of years.
To decide, think about the amount of data in play, how much data processing is done by the subsystem that owns the data, how impactful the downtime of one subsystem will be on another, and so on.
A subsystem can be either mechanically integrated within the mainframe of the legacy test system or act as an external, but software-integrated, ancillary unit (Figure 2).
(4) cannot be observed in [H.sub.[PHI]], hence cannot be counted from [H.sub.[PHI]] by the apparatus subsystem. There are two possible final states for the hypothetical one-element measure that are members of [H.sub.[PHI]], [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII], but both cannot be obtained at the same time.
The model in question has been presented within the framework of Ginsberg's paradigm and consists of the following subsystems:
If an entry-level RAID controller costs $800 while a standard controller costs $400 and its 9GB drives cost $800 each, a disk drive subsystem would cost $3,200; users would be paying a 38% premium for RAID-5 protection.
Also, a polymorphic reference typed with the base class is contained in or attached to a hot spot subsystem. Setting the reference to a subclass object, which is done when configuring the hot spot subsystem, lets you bind the hot spot.
This subsystem coordinates and controls relationships within the organization as well as between the organization and the environment.
With this response the participants could stabilize a disturbed subsystem for some time, thereby increasing the total amount of time for fault management.
2) shows that the given technical system would not achieve required reliability Rs(t) = 0.97 only by unilateral radical increase of reliability of one part of the system, not even when subsystem's theoretical reliability [R.sub.i](t) = 1 (reliability of 100% is virtually impossible in technical practice), (Panda & Pandova, 2010).
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