The Mayo conference called on the league to impose a full ban to reduce the 75 concussions suffered annually in the N.H.L. and to set a top-down example for youth hockey.
1. Encourage and educate C-level leaders to be data-driven and scientific in their thinking it will set a top-down example for your organization.
The variation of slope occurs in a top-down manner; for example, for carbonaceous dust, the grain size distribution is nearly n(a) ∝ a−3.5 between a = 10−6 and 10−5 cm at 40 Myr, while it approaches n(a) ∝ a−3.5 at smaller sizes later at 80 Myr.
A top-down ESG strategy, for example, prioritizes returns as well as risk aversion by investing in companies that rate highly in environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors.
For example, a top-down approach will assume an authoritative zone to be DNSSEC incapable when it finds no corresponding DS in the TLD zone, while the authoritative zone may serve private-public key pairs and signatures.
A second point to be emphasized is that a more explicit implementation of the rigorous definition of biological species would necessitate a top-down definition of clusters (for example, specifying that individuals could mate with organisms within a given radius).
The Town Council budget policy statement, for example, mentions a "top-down" approach.
The final status issues — borders, security, refugees and Jerusalem — can only be settled through negotiations, which is an example of a top-down approach.
GE is an example of a top-down Agile journey, which turned out to be largely ceremonial.
Highly porous silicon prepared by electrochemical etching consist of bigger clusters of interconnected luminescent silicon nanocrystals [10, 11], representing an example of a "top-down" method.
As a third example we implement a top-down approach, which equalises cumulative per capita emissions in a global emission pathway to achieve the 2 °C target with a likely (greater than 66%) probability.
