The pretransfer conference covers issues such as what products will be moved, the order of movement, names and titles of key people, particulars of shipboard and shore equipment, critical states of the transfer, regulations in effect, emergency and spill-containment procedures, watch and shift arrangements, and shutdown procedures.
The Order certainly existed during the reign of Henry II from 1154 1189, who created a dozen Serjeants and thus moved the order's existence "out of the realm of conjecture" and into recorded fact.
This relates to the various motions that have been moved about the order of business.
The theory claims that presentness is a characteristic moving along the order of events: "Along [the order of events], and in a fixed direction, the characteristic of presentness [is] moving, somewhat like the spot of light from a policeman's bull's-eye traversing the fronts of the houses in a street.
Michael von der Schulenburg was abruptly moved on the orders of UN bosses in New York on February 6th following appeals from the president.On December 22nd Mr von der Schulenburg had warned a senior UN official, Lynn Pascoe, against "a situation in which I would have to tell everybody that the president wants me out of the country and the UN has readily complied".
Unlike most other fight games, where memorising moves is the order of the day, in this one success can hinge on every grapple – meaning you're always looking for some advantage, even once committed to a particular move.
Cardio Barre instructors mix up not just the moves but also the order of the class, so you aren't always segueing from arms to cardio to glutes to abs.
The diffusion coefficients of moving species are in the order of magnitude of 10−5 −10−6 cm2s−1; the rate of discharge does not seem to be limited by proton diffusion.
Having defined the adaptation strategies and the contextual elements that need to be monitored, we can now move on to specify the order of execution of tasks and goals.
This results in the lower estimate of moving terrestrial creatures of the order of tens of micrometers, already saturated by our walker.
The balance between achievable muscle stress and adhesive forces thus sets the lower limit for the size of terrestrial free moving organisms, being of the order of 140 μm.[ 20] Similarly, microscopic artificial creatures equipped with artificial muscles are struggling to overcome the same adhesion hurdle as their natural relatives.
