If the directive is understood as an interpretive rule, for instance one interpreting the federal conflicts of interest law for EPA's purposes, it will be analyzed under the Skidmore doctrine, which gives deference to agency interpretations to the extent the agency's rationale is persuasive.
C preprocessor directives are understood and host variables can be declared anywhere.
C preprocessor directives are understood; however, all host variables need to be declared inside a declare section.
C preprocessor directives are understood only inside a declare section, and all host variables need to be declared inside a declare section.
The thermodynamic directive has been understood for over a century.
The term 'scientific research' within the meaning of this Directive should be understood to cover both the natural sciences and the human sciences.
(18) In order to balance the requirement of legal certainty with an appropriate flexibility of legal rules, any reference to what can be expected from or by a party to a contract in this Directive should be understood as a reference to what can reasonably be expected.
(18) In order to balance the requirement of legal certainty with an appropriate flexibility of the legal rules, any reference to what can be expected of or by a person in this Directive should be understood as a reference to what can reasonably be expected.
The problem with girl code is that all of its directives are contingent on your particular girl subculture, and those directives are rarely understood in the same way, because few girls who didn't spend their adolescence and Teen Anger years together are fully in the same subculture.
Modular Program Constructor (MPC): MPC focuses on using easily understood directives to extract generically coded JSim MML equations from files, changing the names of the generic variables to ontologically informative names and assembling the resulting code into new equations (Raymond & Bassingthwaighte, 2011).
The expression 'investment in … the … verification … of the contents' of a database in Article 7(1) of Directive 96/9 must be understood to refer to the resources used, with a view to ensuring the reliability of the information contained in that database, to monitor the accuracy of the materials collected when the database was created and during its operation.
