§ 64.2009 Safeguards required for use of customer proprietary network information.
47 CFR § 64.2009 - Safeguards required for use of customer proprietary network information.
Cheloufi, S. et al. The histone chaperone CAF-1 safeguards somatic cell identity.
PAGE 24 AUTOMOBILES SAFE AND SLEEK, But Not a Sipper Fort Knox could envy the way the 2010 Volvo XC60 safeguards its valuable contents.
Peli-Gulli, M. P., Raucci, S., Hu, Z., Dengjel, J. & De Virgilio, C. Feedback inhibition of the Rag GTPase GAP complex Lst4 Lst7 safeguards TORC1 from hyperactivation by amino acid signals.
Article 13 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU states that "the arts and scientific research shall be free of constraint" and "academic freedom shall be respected,'' much like Article 14 safeguards the right to education.
This includes implementing (1) policies and training to ensure employees are aware of "business email compromise" schemes and (2) safeguards that make the transfers of funds in response to similar requests impossible without further internal review.
It has also complained separately under the trade group's 1994 "safeguards" agreement, the one cited by the Bush administration as authorizing temporary protective tariffs to give an industry threatened by cheap imports time to recover.
Conversely, high modularity increases the attractiveness of safeguarding because (1) safeguards can be limited to marginal investments at the interfaces between the functional elements with other CoPS subsystems, and (2) the stability of modular design rules increases the likelihood that safeguards remain valid over time.
Commercialisation 2. Safeguards 2a.
In addition to protecting ECs from apoptotic stimuli, A20 safeguards ECs from complement-mediated necrosis.
