Such cases are becoming more prevalent in part because Congress in 2006 mandated changes to the federal rules of civil procedure, expanding the acceptance of electronically stored information as evidence.
The proposed lens design (asymmetric-aspheric type) can expand the acceptance incident angle of solar light and increase the annual energy yield of a solar panel, while maintaining the essential thin structure for automotive applications.
But it's not like, by expanding the acceptance rate, medical schools will be flooded with unqualified applicants.
In an effort to overcome these problems we expanded the model of eHR acceptance and effectiveness developed by Stone, Stone-Romero, & Lukaszewski [Stone, D. L., Stone-Romero, E. F., & Lukaszewski, K. (2006). Factors affecting the acceptance and effectiveness of electronic human resource systems. Human Resources Management Review, 16, 229-244].
The research model adapts and expands the original technology acceptance model (TAM) [9, 19, 20] by incorporating the dimensions of organisational learning capabilities (OLC) [21].
nanoPay is now focused on expanding partnerships with central banks, commercial banks, telcos, acquirers, retailers, as well as developers and POS providers that will further expand the utility and acceptance of MintChip.
Lest the Japanese reactor crisis serve to undermine the acceptance of expanding the use of nuclear power in our nation, consider the staggering costs in health, quality of life and loss of life experienced in the pursuit of fossil fuels.
Reetz, M. T., Bocola, M., Carballeira, J. D., Zha, D. & Vogel, A. Expanding the range of substrate acceptance of enzymes: combinatorial active-site saturation test.
A conservative Israeli family learns "to expand the limits of recognition, acceptance and love" in filmmaker Ofir Trainin's powerful new documentary.
Including spudcan fixity in a jack-up site assessment enhances the performance of the rig with respect to standard acceptance criteria, and hence expands the operating envelope of the unit.
