These modes can be operated through the on/off control of fan and auxiliary heater, and through the operation of air dampers manually.
(In California, state-funded prekindergartens are operated through the California State Pre-School Program.).
This is operated through the Student Loans Company and no application is required.
The storage mode is operated through the heat collected in a thermal storage tank during the solar and storage mode.
The financing program, which is similar to conduit programs offered by securities dealers to home builders, is operated through the Mortgage Bankers Financial Corporation.
The surveillance project was operated through the Memphis police department's office of homeland security, which officials said was "originally designed to deal with threats to the MPD or Memphis in general".
Furthermore, the lack of legislation pressure and indifference of museum decisionmakers has stagnated major infrastructural change to the ways museums are operated through the years, missing opportunities to significantly reduce energy consumption in the spaces and make the best of the millions of dollars spent developing the U.S. art scene each year.
Semester Online will be operated through the educational platform 2U, formerly known as 2tor, and will simulate many aspects of a classroom: Students will be able to raise their hands virtually, break into smaller discussion groups and arrange and hold online study sessions.
The recognition of statutory property rights over the informational content of improved plant varieties was operated through the expansion of the scope of traditional IP mechanisms' protection, as well as the enactment of need-specific protection regimes, so-called "legal hybrids" (Reichman [1994]), derived from the same premises as the traditional protection regimes (Boyle [2003]).
In this case, the rewriting is operated through the sequential execution of two queries: 1) a map-reduce query which derives an authorized view of the accessed collection on the basis of the policy compliance, as introduced for the example related to Listing 3; and 2) an aggregate query almost equivalent to agq.
