Questions about training, cost containment, and oncologic principles prevail.
Alternatively, based on simple hydraulic principles, containment wells or image wells injecting clear water can be designed and built to provide hydraulic barriers along the contaminated site boundaries.
Cost containment is one principle in running a program, but neither is it the only or even the most important one.
The 2007 Ohio EVEREST Voting Study showed how hackable that state's voting machines, supplied by Elections Systems and Software (ES&S), Hart InterCivic, and Premier Election Systems (formerly Diebold), are and how they do not obey basic principles of containment that underpin any competent security system.
Abelard held that the first account fails to meet the connexive principle and that the second account (the account of containment) captured Aristotle's principle.
But such containment can't last forever.
Design for boiling and condensation on one side is also described, and an outline of approach for reactor design is given, together with a summary of principles of pressure containment.
Once again, in Middle Eastern guise, the United States confronts issues of containment or rollback, of moral principle or pragmatic caution, of liberty or stability.
Triangle Orthopedic Associates, a private medical practice, publicly commented that if CON law really wants to be consistent with its basic principle on cost containment, a uniform exception should apply to all health care settings that can house MRI units.
