In the course of the development of this functional framework, tensions have arisen within the EU regarding the level of government at which and the jurisdiction in which regulation of specific activities should occur.
Rather, we speculate that condensin shapes the pericentromere to place sister kinetochores in a rigid back-to-back orientation that provides the framework for tension-sensing.
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A systems approach, operationalized through the Sustainability Framework, reduced the tension in balancing sustainability and equity.
Focusing on the "Protected Countryside," the major land-use designation in the Plan that structures the Greenbelt framework, we explore tensions between abstract ideals of countryside used by policy makers to elicit support for the Plan and people's lived experience of material landscapes of the peri-urban fringe.
This article departs from the actor-network theory as a research framework to illustrate tensions and contradictions in the institutionalisation of knowledge transfer.
The CPA was in many ways a noble effort: it offers a framework for defusing tensions, for approaching the contested region of Abyei, for acknowledging the other marginalized regions of Sudan, including Darfur, and for managing the Nile basin watershed in an environmentally responsible way.
In tandem with this, the cortical cytoskeleton, which supports the plasma membrane through the formation of a rigid 3D-framework, is in tension in an external mechanical field [ 84].
The framework hinges on the tension between history and theory.
As the report notes: "A key issue is that while government has tried to embrace a contemporary e-marketplace and e-procurement vision through Gem Purchasing, it has not modernised the contractual framework accordingly, which creates tension between the two paradigms".
