Until now, the rules -- governing aspects of the industry like how closely utilities monitor their transmission lines and how much information they share with other regions -- have been drafted by an industry group, the North American Electric Reliability Council.
These results suggest that it is necessary to design new regulations governing aspects of fishing techniques such as soak time, net length or seasonal use of nets.
The cellular expression of mdka in the embryonic retina suggests that during retinal development, midkine-a (Mdka) may govern aspects of retinal neurogenesis.
The First Nations revile the Indian Act, a paternalist law that governs many aspects of life on reserves, including education, health care and commerce.
Only recently, the Palestinian Authority, which now governs certain aspects of the Palestinians' lives in the West Bank, hooked up the village to electricity.
"It's a marriage agreement that governs those aspects of a relationship that ought to be discussed -- finances, division of labor, proper treatment of one another, what happens if one gets sick and dies," said Michael Broyde, an Orthodox rabbi and a professor of law at Emory University in Atlanta.
The legal wrangling, which began shortly after the Alinghi team won the cup for a second time by defeating a New Zealand boat in 2007, resulted in what is called a Deed of Gift match, a reference to a 19th-century document that governs some aspects of the America's Cup.
In case of Jupiter despite having strong magnetic field, the centrifugal force governs many aspects of the Jovian magnetosphere-solar wind interaction.
Two principles, more than any other, underlie Cardano's moral philosophy: that the human soul is immortal, and that universal order, being a direct emanation of the One, governs all aspects of reality.
The new NATO mission has been complicated by delays in the Afghan presidential election, the signing of the BSA, and the NATO status of forces agreement (SOFA) that governs all aspects of future NATO operations in Afghanistan.
