Additionally, this independent guard ring concept opens the door for a new methodology for RF design of primitive and hierarchical implementations.
Critics questioned the partnership at the time, while university officials said the project was worthwhile, independent and guarded by safeguards to ensure the integrity of the resulting research.
The White House also set up an independent board to guard against waste and corruption, which inevitably slowed the awarding of contracts.
John Reinhardt, the president and chief executive of Fillmore Real Estate, which was founded in Brooklyn in 1966, says the borough's reputation for independent agents who guard exclusive information about listings was changing — especially as tech-savvy sellers demand wider exposure for their homes.
The more Facebook can do to institute safe-guards, independent monitoring, and transparency around how brain-interface technology is built and tested, the more receptive it might find the public.
The Framers established an independent judiciary to "guard the Constitution and the rights of individuals" by determining "what the law is" in individual cases.
A House committee has also asked the Internal Revenue Service to begin an inquiry into whether Blackwater has designated its guards as independent contractors rather than employees to in order to avoid paying and withholding federal taxes.
An independent report on the guards' role, commissioned by the rail companies, was said last night to have exposed ambiguities: although the new rule was safer if a train broke down, the old rule was thought safer in the aftermath of a crash.
As a further sop, he also appointed a toothless, worthless, so-called independent panel to safe guard editorial integrity.
During the 1980s the nascent independent sector harried old guard executives for guaranteed access to BBC and ITV airtime.
