But this time the measures -- including new guidelines on how guards may use force, additional guard training and the installation of more video cameras -- are being applied throughout the city's system, including the large jail complex on Rikers Island.
Regarding transition crossing (firing), it consists in transforming the states of adjacent places, according to the guidelines of the guard and outgoing arcs to outgoing places, and subtracting consumed tokens in incoming places.
Witnesses said guidelines require that guards initiate calls on behalf of detainees, while interpreters listen to the ensuing conversation.
For the most part, the guidelines are drawing guarded praise — from parties concerned most about innovation to those focused primarily on safety.
Chiara Coletti, a spokeswoman for the College Board, said its guidelines "recommend that schools guard against using minimum scores unless they use it with other information".
Caregiving also points back to ourselves". Long credits one of her teachers and mentors, Roshi Joan Halifax of the Upaya Zen Center in Santa Fe, NM, with offering guidelines she uses to guard against the common pitfalls of isolation - "there are a lot of opportunities to be isolated while trying to do good" - and the sense of helplessness.
Most of the time, these guidelines work well, helping to guard against moral hazard and protect central banks from credit risk.
Under current guidelines, business owners, former police officers, private detectives, security guards and armored car guards may qualify.
Banks have done little to improve security since the department issued guidelines in May, including suggestions like posting a guard, he said.
DESIGN guidelines for anticrime measures like fences, gates and guard booths were issued last year by the city's Art Commission and the Design Trust for Public Space, a nonprofit organization.
