The phrase "acting measure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a temporary or provisional action is being taken, often in legal, governmental, or organizational settings.
Example: "The committee approved the acting measure to address the urgent issue until a permanent solution can be implemented."
Alternatives: "interim action" or "provisional measure".
Much of the advice is common to all of Greek ethical thought (e.g., honoring the gods and parents; mastering lust and anger; deliberating before acting, following measure in all things), but there are also mentions of dietary restrictions typical of early Pythagoreanism and the promise of leaving the body behind to join the aither as an immortal.
It is a considerable sum, but the cost of not acting -- measured in potential damage to New Orleans, and to vital transportation and energy operations in southern Louisiana -- would be greater.
Velocity tracking is achieved using a State Feedback Control architecture with integral action (SFCIA), combined with an integral position controller acting on measured angular position in order to reduce drift effects.
In vetoing a bill restricting gifts to elected officials, Gov. Jerry Brown was acting on a measure that would have affected his own practice of accepting perks, but not by much.
Ms. Pinkett, who heads the Committee on Governmental Operations, says she has no intention of acting on a measure to make the Administration for Children's Services an independent agency.
Throw in a bit of Hollywood acting for good measure and the other team might be down to 14 men for the duration.
The state assembly's lower chamber "adjourned its legislative session late Friday without acting on the measure," AutoNews reports.
Therefore, a feature subset selection combining entropy and mean contrast outperforms the individual saliency measure acting alone in terms of the overall success rate.
If ρ t, t=0,…,T, is a dynamic coherent risk measure, acting on the set of discounted terminal cash flows3, then ρ is strongly time consistent if the following implication holds true: rho_{t+1} X =rho_{t+1} Y) Rightarrow rho_{t}(X)=rho_{t}(Y).
Both Republicans and Democrats approved of this measure, acting upon their collaboration from 10 years ago, and perhaps paving the way for more bipartisan efforts.
In addition to acting as an outcome measure QoL measures could be helpful within the clinical setting as an indicator of clinical need and assist the clinician in identifying areas of life that are particularly difficult for a child in order that appropriate support can be engaged.
