The European Commission has prided itself on its environmental credentials so it is unclear why it would conceive regulations such as these that have a significant environmental cost for consumer benefits which are, at best, minor or questionable.
Randy Simmons, the I-502 project manager, observed that an academic can conceive regulations and mechanisms that seem brilliant on paper but is spared the need to reconcile that vision with "the real world of politics and all the different stakeholders and making different groups happy".
The procedure initially conceived for regulation problems around zero equilibrium point is extended to PID like tracking control problem.
For example, well-intentioned but poorly conceived labor regulations are excessively complex and rigid; they not only impair a business' capacity to compete but also end up discriminating against the most vulnerable participants in the labor market.
Gregory's own donor is untraceable – he was conceived just before regulation, and therefore record-keeping.
Never mind that, to some extent, the wrongs resulted from what was ill-conceived regulation from the start a health care system so convoluted and ripe for gaming that it makes the tax code look elegant.
Bizarrely, each of our teams was stripped of our win by a poorly conceived and communicated new regulation that retroactively disqualified a player because she played well.
However, if regulation is conceived of more broadly as a form of economic governance, it is difficult to imagine the total elimination of state intervention.
Hence, the present study was conceived to understand the regulation of NF-κB and ACE2 by using specific AT1 and AT2 receptor antagonists in non-genetic model of type 2 diabetic nephropathy.
The Dublin regulation was conceived as a common system that would prevent "asylum shopping" – applications being lodged in more than one country.
It is generally conceived that in transcriptional regulation TFs play the controlling roles and miRNAs make auxiliary contributions [ 13].
