In periods of decentralization similar functions were exercised by local grandees.
At the close of the Time of Troubles, the bureaucracy's functions were exercised by leading boyars and professional administrators; by Peter's time the mercantile class, the whole of the nobility, and the clergy had become part of its ubiquitous network.
This function is exercised in the United States by the Board on Geographic Names and in the United Kingdom by the Permanent Committee on Geographical Names; worldwide these activities are coordinated by the United Nations Conference on the Standardization of Geographical Names.
This function is exercised by the Public Accounts Committee (the PAC), which is composed of members of parliament It is effectively limited to ensuring that the UK Treasury has received the consent of parliament for the total allocation of funds to the department in question.
Few studies have systematically examined coroners' recommendations and little is known about how effectively this function is exercised.
In strong support for the validity of the SRP-SRα based model of the Irga6 dimer, the 3'OH of the GTP ribose proved to be absolutely required for oligomerisation and GTP hydrolysis by Irga6 and, as in SRP-SRα, this function was exercised in trans only.
Detention generally is considered to be a judicial function, which can be exercised only by courts, pursuant to Chapter III of the Australian Constitution.
However, when assessing mitochondrial function, caution must be exercised when interpreting the data from this cell viability assay.
The pig may be an atypical model in terms of enamelin biochemistry and function, and caution should be exercised when assigning functional roles to the 32-kDa enamelin as a discrete enamel matrix entity.
For nursing students, these stressors include the following: traumatic experiences with death; responsibility in caring for other people; requirements regarding performance and interpersonal relationships; feeling unprepared to perform functions that need to be exercised in practical classes; and adaptation to academic requirements [ 2- 4].
