But neither is one-party rule the most effective form of government for controlling organized crime.
The F.B.I. got information that eventually helped destroy the Patriarca and Angiulo families, which controlled organized crime in New England.
Bioprinting technology aims to generate accurately controlled organized assemblies and resemble the complex architectures of native tissues.
In summary, working memory may be possible because it is involved in (or in this case controls) organized exchanges across widely distributed networks across the brain (Fuster, 2006, 2009).
In Universities, controlling or organizing the senior projects, project proposals, thesis and internship of students is being very hard without an online system.
PCD has been defined as a sequence of events controlling and organizing the cell destruction [ 71].
We had a smaller staff, and drugs was just one important issue among gun control, organized crime, money laundering, pornography, sexual abuse of children, terrorism, computer crime, and various white collar crimes, and various law enforcement strategies such as use of the military, asset forfeiture and extradition.
Calibration and quality control procedures followed were shown to result in 100% MIRU-VNTR typing result reproducibility at intra- and interlaboratory levels by a recent international external quality control organized by the RIVM/ECDC (De Beer et al., in preparation).
Mosquito physiology and behavior are under rhythmic control, organized in a time-of-day specific manner.
For example, regardless of type of class, professors are perceived as being confident, in control, organized, experienced, knowledgeable, distant, formal, strict, hard, boring, and respected.
