The phrase "guide board" is not a common phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to a physical board that provides helpful guidance, such as a sign in a museum that explains the exhibit. For example: "We followed the guide board to the left to find the dinosaur fossils."
Some slates have a wooden base or guide board onto which the paper is clamped.
The resolution also would have established a Student Congress made up of two students from every high school who would conduct surveys to help guide board decisions and priorities.
"All the fiduciary standards that guide board behavior would warn against joining the suit," said James Cox, a professor of corporate and securities law at Duke University School of Law in Durham, North Carolina.
The velocities and temperatures of the air in the freezing zone for different designs of airflow blockage and guide boards were measured.
ISS is urging more companies to adopt such limits, and if history is any guide, boards will give the idea serious consideration.
In the study case, through the optimization of the airflow blocking boards and the guide boards, the average air velocity in the freezing zone would be enhanced to 2.5 2.7 times compared with the original design.
In this article, the authors provide a framework and two simple tools to guide boards of both companies through the issues they need to consider when making decisions about how to pay for--and whether to accept--a deal.
This paper summarises the findings of a more extensive report 1 and proposes a framework which can guide boards, clinical teams and healthcare organisations in using a holistic approach in the measurement and monitoring of safety and in reviewing progress against safety objectives.
You'll make much smoother turns if you stay loose, guide the board along, and let the board glide through the snow.
We wrote our recently released book, Reviewing Your Board A Guide to Board and Director Evaluation, to address this need for more information about board and director evaluations to give boards and their directors the opportunity to think about board evaluations and how they can be carried out to add rather than subtract value to the organization.
By law, the resolution can only be used to guide the board - it is not binding.
