Apple's supplier code of contact allows for workers as young as 16, as long as they're closely regulated.
Although other block codes may be found, our results demonstrate communication with a block code of contact vectors.
With these choices, block length n = 400 and contact threshold rm = 5.7Å, we characterized the block code of contact vectors and no further parameters were included in our model.
There is growing awareness in Australia about sports-related brain injuries, adding to the international concern at all levels and in various codes of contact sport.
The data model used for reporting is based on standardized coding of contacts rather than courses of admissions and ambulatory care.
GPs participating in the out-of-hours service in the city of Zurich collected data on medical problems (ICPC coding), mode of contact, mode of resource use and services provided (time units; diagnostics; treatments).
Because of concern that positive results (Kinlen, 1997; Kinlen and Bramald, 2001; Kinlen et al, 2002) may reflect coding differences of contact level by job titles from those with null results (Fear et al, 1999, 2005), we repeated the same analyses using Kinlen's coding (Kinlen and Bramald, 2001) (Supplementary Table 2).
For instance, as the initiative's participants were creating the code of conduct, human rights groups contacted Google after it removed videos in 2007 from YouTube showing police abuse in Egypt because of guidelines prohibiting violence.
According to the complaint, filed in Jackson County, Mo., Circuit Court, USA Swimming's executive director, Chuck Wielgus, was told of the alleged abuse and took no action, even though coaches in the organization are held to a "code of conduct" that prohibits any sexual contact between coaches and their athletes.
Unless someone followed their strict code of conduct, I wasn't allowed contact with them.
By dutifully following its code of conduct, I had completely lost contact with myself.
