Sentence examples for bulb regulations from inspiring English sources

The light bulb regulations already have affected the American economy.

Although the Rand Paul crowd is blaming the light bulb regulations on Obama, the rules were actually signed into law in 2007 by George W. Bush.

Paul managed to lump the light bulb regulations with things his supporters hate (abortions/federal government telling me what to do) while ignoring the fact that the rules are much closer to things they like, such as standards that guarantee that if they go to a hospital or clinic, the place will be clean and staffed by qualified personnel.

Page A4 LIGHT BULB REGULATION Britain has been the swiftest to act in global efforts to end the era of energy-gobbling incandescent light bulbs by phasing out their sale to encourage people to buy more efficient compact fluorescents.

The only enriched GO function in the olfactory bulb is "regulation of cell cycle", which could be affected by processes that modulate the rate or extent of progression through the cell cycle.

The results provide insights into the functions of synaptic circuits in the intact olfactory bulb, including the regulation of the total output activity, the mechanisms of interneuron activation, and the oscillatory synchronization of neuronal ensembles.

Importantly, the high-resolution expression patterns presented here further our understanding of the molecular mechanisms involved in cold resistance and signal regulation for bulb flower breeding.

Of all the controversies now raging in Washington, the one I find most endearing is the fight over federal regulation of light bulb efficiency.

Justice Stephen Breyer worried that "thousands of organisations that set standards for the industry"—from internet domain-name regulations to light-bulb efficiency standards will find themselves thwarted in their missions.

Following injections of α-synuclein species in the olfactory bulb, we observe an up-regulation of galectin-3 in microglial cells that had taken up the injected α-synuclein, providing further support for the importance of galectin-3 in vivo.

Opponents of the regulations say the fluorescent bulbs are too expensive, flicker annoyingly and are health hazards because they contain mercury.