"A library that governs the logic of the wallets that people use had a bug, which was due to a delicate refactoring at the time when the tools weren't yet that developed," Steiner said, arguing it's a symptom of the technology still being young at the time.
"We've had a waiting list since we started," said Bonnie Spiesberger, the group's organizer and chairwoman of the library's governing agency.
Sex, crime and violence were censored from all books and magazines, and the library was governed by a chaplain who regulated the censorship and the nature of the reading material to ensure that the material was wholesome.
Over the past decade, substructures contributing to drug-like or lead-like properties have governed library design [4].
Furthermore, analysis of a large number of antibodies derived from these well-defined and simplistic libraries allowed us to uncover statistically significant trends in CDR sequences, which provide valuable insights into antibody library design and into factors governing protein protein interactions.
Pebble can integrate multiple read pair libraries, but the length of the scaffolds produced is governed mainly by the size of the longest library as long as the variance in the insert length is reasonable, in practice around 10% of the insert length.
a library of study- and site-specific consent forms that govern the release and use of study data and specimens.
Gerald R. Ford may have governed during a time of economic stagnation, but his library has just laid claim to a cutting-edge distinction: becoming the first presidential depository to employ an official "Wikipedian in residence".
The ALA's new privacy guidelines address the need for libraries and these commercial vendors to "...work together to ensure that the contracts and licenses governing the provision and use of digital information reflect library ethics, policies, and legal obligations concerning user privacy and confidentiality".
The Inn remains a collegiate self-governing, unincorporated association of its members, providing within its precincts library, dining, residential and office accommodation (chambers), along with a chapel.
In the prison library, Isaacs found a book of rules issued by FIFA, soccer's world governing body, and the prisoners remained adamant about playing their games by international standards.
