Governance guides the strategy, which in turn guides the operations (marketing, technology, etc)." (CFO SGR Group, May 17th , 2016.
The results and suggestions could efficiently guide the operation of SMP-EHP.
The basic principles guiding the operation of the processing units of a chemical process are based on the following objectives.
The optimised supply and return temperatures at the heat source were then obtained to guide the operation regulation of DHS for wind power integration in actual engineering applications.
Our findings can be used to guide the operation of the bioconversion process for cultivating P. linteus mycelium using whey permeate wastewater.
A reference map is generated to guide the operation under selected realizations of cooling water temperature, production load and feed conditions.
The electrode performance has been conveniently evaluated by monitoring the variation of the charging efficiency and desalination amount with time under an appropriate charge input, which is much helpful to guide the operation process in practical CDI applications.
Finally, the morphological and structural variation mechanism of PRGS in the CFR was discussed, and it would be helpful to guide the operation of continuous-flow system based on PRGS in practice.
Although a variety of evaluation methods and evaluation indexes have been proposed, there is still a lack of an integrated diagnosis and evaluation system of catenary that can guide the operation and maintenance of actual high-speed catenaries.
A deal was then struck that included allowing the US to set up detailed surveillance of the area, obtaining DNA evidence confirming Bin Laden's identity and even providing a Pakistani agent to help guide the operation - in exchange for continued US financial support of the nation's intelligence service and its leaders.
By extension, principles guiding the operation of institutions of social and political power — what Rawls calls the institutions of the basic structure (Rawls 1993, 258) — are legitimate only if they can be endorsed in this way by those subject to them.
