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But online energy futures trading -- the heart of Enron's trading business and that of many of the companies that survived Enron's collapse -- is "not regulated and not subject to application of our fraud authority," Mr. Erickson noted.

This implies that a balanced mix design should be sought in selecting proper levels of RAP content and binder grade subject to application contexts in terms of temperature and traffic loading.

Each bPay account is subject to application and T&Cs.

The Halifax and HSBC offer the largest maximum interest-free overdrafts, up to £3,000, but both are subject to application and not granted automatically.

The release of oil resulting from the blowout of the Deepwater Horizon (DH) drilling platform was one of the largest in history discharging more than 189 million gallons of oil and subject to widespread application of oil dispersants.

▌The United Kingdom therefore takes part in the adoption of this Regulation, is bound by it and subject to its application.

Analysis of geomembranes subject to waste settlement and subject to seismic loading demonstrate applications of the model and provide insight into the behavior of geosynthetic liner system elements subject to tensile loads.

Neurons recorded from area 46 of the dorsolateral PFC were isolated and subjected to iontophonetic application of pharmacological agents.

Design space is submitted to the FDA as part of the marketing application and subject to approval by the agency.

In the present study an immunohistochemistry (IHC) method has been developed for the determination of AR expression in CTC and subject to assay validation for potential application to the clinical evaluation of AZD3514.

Even then, malware detection faces three hurdles: (1) analyses may be prohibitively expensive, (2) automated analyses can only find behaviors that they are designed to find, and (3) the maliciousness of any given behavior is application-dependent and subject to human judgment.