In summer 2015, a new reference baseline is issued for the DEMO- EUROfusion tokamak, leading to an update of the TF coil requirements, e.g. the operating current has been reduced from 80 kA to 63 kA.
Comic book women are notoriously underdressed or clothed in latex, but even then, you can see their muscles (see recent Batgirl issues for reference).
NICE has issued a Reference Case for cost effectiveness in technnology appraisal, which specifies the methods standards considered to be consistent with a UK National Health Service (NHS) objective of improving population health given limited resources and a fixed budget.
In 1966 the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory in Cambridge, Mass., U.S., issued a reference star catalog for use in finding artificial satellites from photographs.
UNICEF-Armenia issued Terms of Reference (TOR) for an external consultancy to assess the Child-Friendly School (CFS) pilot projects and the Child-Friendly standards document.
Ahead of his official visit, Leading Barbadian academic Sir Hilary Beckles called for Mr Cameron to open the issue for debate, referencing his own ancestral links to the slave trade in the Jamaica Observer.
The NBH is responsible for supervising and providing advice to "health care persons" (the Danish word sundhedspersoner used in the legislation refers to all types of health care professionals) and health administrative authorities, for elaborating and issuing guidelines and reference programs as well as for monitoring and documenting health services.
Our bank in Ireland, for example, doesn't issue letters of reference.
"Civil rights groups and privacy campaigners may condemn this as further evidence of an encroaching 'big brother' approach to policing and security, particularly in light of the recent e-petition on roads pricing," says a Home Office note on its 'handling strategy' for the issue in reference to the runaway success of a petition on the Downing Street website against road charging.
When he last held elected office, he often spoke of "sixty-per-cent issues," in reference to his fondness for policies that would appeal to that proportion of the electorate; it was this strategy on which his heavily poll-tested Contract with America was based.
For a detailed discussion of this issue in reference to Bayle, see the essays by Lennon and Mori.
