This paper examines how environmental regulation is made operational when it legislates for modifications rather than the banning of products or substances.
It will be integrated with other elements when the ABM system is made operational, which is scheduled for early 1975 at Grand Forks Air Force Base in North Dakota.
The Real Time BER Validating System (RTBVS) is tested successfully and is made operational at Satellite Data Reception Station for IRS Satellite Series.
Just as it is still necessary to design, prototype, and test a new product before an assembly line can produce the item at scale, so it is still necessary to design, prototype, and test an analytics process before it can be made operational.
Whether or not habituation to noise occurs seems to be dependent on the way it has been made operational.
However, how this instrument relates to the already existing funding mechanisms under the Convention and the Protocol and how it could be made operational given the lack of legal status of the CA, remains to be seen [23].
We briefly explore the components of this process here and suggest that it can be made operational in less than a year.
However, how this instrument relates to the already existing funding mechanisms under the Convention and the Protocol and how it could be made operational given the lack of legal status of the CA, remains to be seen [ 23].
The challenge, however, for operating a public school system - and the title of her book suggests she wants to restore "the great American school system" - is making operational such broad sentiments.
She also said that while a financial firewall against the debt crisis had been erected, it had not yet been made "operational," a reference to a European Central Bank program to buy bonds from debt-laden euro zone countries that seek a rescue.
However, once facilities are made operational, it may be possible to generate relatively inexpensive electricity.
