A computer model is developed for studying the first- and second-law (availability) balances of a turbocharged diesel engine, operating under transient load conditions.
Three main sub-themes that emerged were; non-operational tobacco laws, availability of cigarettes and the influence of the activities of tobacco companies.
For physicians, Dr. Kohn said, one problem is what he calls "the law of availability".
As it was, several firms declined to take on their case as it concerned a novel and developing area of law: the availability of Article 8 as a remedy, not only to a primary victim but also to affected family members.
Using an impedance controller to generate a walking cycle, as proposed in [24], imposes for the implementation of the control law the availability of force, acceleration and gravity sensors.
However, access to healthcare still follows the inverse care law – the availability of good quality healthcare seems to be inversely related to the need for it [ 7].
Our findings are a clear example of health inequalities and illustrate the inverse care law: "The availability of good medical care tends to vary inversely with the need for it in the population served.
In addition, information on abortion law and availability of medical abortion services were disseminated through Mother's Groups, outreach clinics, and household visits by female community health volunteers in the treatment area.
Several US studies include a variety of state-level variables including legal drinking age, drink-driving laws, alcohol availability, and state drinking environment.
Enabling factors pave the way to behavioral or environmental modifications that affect the person's behavior directly or indirectly via environmental factors, such as regulations, laws, health plan, availability of services, access to necessary resources, and having the skills [ 19, 43, 44].
