But union officials see no need for altering the contract's job security provisions, noting that Verizon was able to reduce its unionized work force by 15,000 over the last three years through attrition and buyouts.
Therefore, an enclosed instrumented system is designed to allow for the in situ measurement of temperature and distortion in an LPBF machine without the need for altering the machine or the build process.
Should there be a significant malreduction at the end of application of the fixator, the threaded rods should be substituted for reduction units; these facilitate some reduction of angulation, translation, rotation and length without the need for altering the wire or half pin position.
In addition, our studies indicate the need to alter present methodologies for the acquisition and cartographic representation of sediment data through the utilization of the soil landscape paradigm and a classification scheme (such as Soil Taxonomy) for the development of subaqueous soil resource inventories.
If that revenue is removed from the vaults of the top 20% where it is sitting stagnant and distributed to the bottom 60% (no need to alter the distribution for the 60-80% according to the OECD or IMF), that's about a 2.83% increase for each quintile combined with the growth from the 8.5% decrease in the 5th quintile.
We thus provide two approaches for explaining inconsistency, which both characterize inconsistency in terms of bridge rules, but in different ways: by pointing out rules which need to be altered for restoring consistency, and by finding combinations of rules which cause inconsistency.
The need for introducing incentives or for altering existing incentives arises when current incentives reward undesired behaviour and fails to reward desired behaviour [ 51, 52].
Second, the reality of being born as women limits women's opportunities and always poses challenges for professionals given the need to alter social structures that go beyond disaster-related work.
For example, teachers may need to alter their teaching practices in response to an influx of LEP students, with the response dependent on the language mix of LEP students.
Kid Kilowatt was initially created as 'Ester of Wood Rosin' by Cave In's Stephen Brodsky in August 1996, "inspired by [his] love for Giants Chair and [his] need for an alter-ego to Cave In".
