Community opinion can inform regulatory process with consultation with key stakeholders, including the community, identified as "an instrumental component of the joint food regulation system, and is fundamental to the development of good food regulation policy" [ 23].
Good governance is recognized as an instrumental component of healthy health systems [ 1, 2].
A variety of electrical and instrumental components may also impact noise distributed through each waveform.
Gee's newest piece is a group of mobile robots featuring light and instrumental components.
Hence the potency of sampling in popular music, which forces open the space between the vocal and instrumental components.
The back-to-the-roots impulse of the early 2000s was reflected by the increased popularity of both electro (a 1980s style revived by such acts as Fischerspooner, Ectomorph, and I-f) and mashups, which paired the vocals of one recording with the instrumental components of another.
The mixture is designed to test the chromatographic performance of the column as well as certain aspects of the performance of the individual instrumental components of the system.
Examples of resources in this category include videos and animations showing instrumental components and how they function, and Etexts, tutorials, and lecture slides describing instrumental topics.
Following this description, Sense of Coherence is further conceptualized by three different dimensions: a) comprehensibility, the cognitive component, b) manageability, the instrumental component and c) meaningfulness, the emotional component [ 2, 4, 5].
Where the Bleecker Street Opera departed most from its forebear was in the quality of its instrumental component: the music director, Paul Haas, conducting a 15-piece chamber orchestra positioned beside the stage, offered a passionate, refined and keenly balanced account of Paul Fowler's skillful reduction.
