But hedge fund investors and lawyers said the move by the Endowment Fund was one of the first forms of gating, or reducing the ability of investors to take out their money, since the financial crisis.
A number of ongoing pilots in limited forms of gate-keeping 46 may provide some insights into the effects on job satisfaction across the three levels.
Scrap quality is normally high because a large portion of return scrap is used in the form of gates and risers left over from previous casting operations.
There is a great amount of fine ironwork of the 18th century in London in the form of gates, railings, lamp holders, door brackets, balconies, and staircases; in almost every suburb there are gates and brackets.
Notable centres of artistic ironwork were Florence, Siena, Vicenza, Venice, Lucca, and Rome, where important pieces may be found in the form of gates, balconies, screens, fanlights (semicircular windows with radiating sash bars like the ribs of a fan), well covers, and a mass of objects for domestic use, such as bowl stands, brackets, and candlesticks.
These findings reveal a form of gating in which the glutamate carboxyl group closes the pore by mimicking a Cl– ion.
These findings reveal a form of gating in which the glutamate carboxyl group closes the pore by mimicking a Cl− ion.
This form of gate (vavahady in the Malagasy language), typical of most walled royal villages of Imerina built between 1525 and 1897, protected the villagers from marauders.The gateway is topped by an observation post.
Physicians in ambulatory care work as entrepreneurs in a market characterized by unlimited direct access of patients to all disciplines without any form of gate-keeping.
Several forms of nonassociative gating have been identified that provide computational capabilities complementary to nonassociative learning.
