This paper develops a place invariant based deadlock prevention method to obtain an optimal, i.e., maximally permissive, liveness-enforcing Petri net supervisor with a minimal supervisory structure that means the minimal number of control places.
There were also some negative experiences, including dissatisfaction with the supervision quality in 24% (26/105) of clinics because supervisors spent minimal amount of time at facilities, and infrequent visits.
Many scientists, especially women, juggle career, family, and children with minimal or no support from supervisors and their institutions, adding another element of stress to their lives.
Later on, when clerkship students experienced only minimal support of their clinical supervisors, they started actively searching for critical feedback: "I always asked for critical remarks during clerkships … only by receiving that [feedback] I can grow" (C FG2).
However, despite this feedback, the program coordinator and supervisors elected to continue offering minimal advice, considering it essential that students discover their own interactional style and learn to give and receive collegial support and feedback.
"And I believe my internship supervisor is happy that I have so much work experience, because I need minimal instruction and supervision".
The town supervisor, Robert F. Meehan, said he approved of the restaurant because "the use of the road is minimal".
An EPA will enable a supervisor to know when a trainee can be trusted to carry out specific tasks with minimal or no supervision.
Treasury officials called the bank's actions "egregious" and said that JPMorgan's "managers and supervisors acted with knowledge of the conduct constituting the apparent violations and recklessly failed to exercise a minimal degree of caution or care".
"Minimal, minimal torture".
