"The notion of flexibility will in no way undermine the basic rights of federal workers," he said.
But gravity causes the segments to sag on their supporting threads, introducing the notion of flexibility to a notoriously rigid aesthetic system.
The new clauses focus on a common foreign policy, judicial and home affairs, and the notion of flexibility to enable some countries to integrate faster than others.Much of this is controversial.
Outside the EU treaty, there is the Schengen agreement to scrap internal border controls, which most EU members have now signed (although several, including France, still do not fully apply it).Despite (or because of) these precedents, the notion of flexibility remains highly controversial.
On a more general level, our data support the notion of flexibility in the coding of perceptual dimensions to adapt performance to environmental conditions.
In order to manage these congestions and mobilize the DERs as economically efficient as possible in the future distribution grid, the brand new notion of flexibility clearing house (FLECH) is proposed in this paper.
This is not a reference to the traditional notion of flexibility, in which you can come and go when you like or work from home.
And, because MOCA is a non-collecting institution, Moussavi's design can capitalize on the notion of flexibility, as the building does not need to support permanent collection galleries.
Contemporary in vitro studies on recombinant BciAs have reinforced the notion of substrate flexibility within this class of enzyme.
Current notions of team-building advocate increasing flexibility in team structure, abolishing hierarchies and cultivating shared decision making [ 10- 16].
He says the talk of flexibility is a new notion in the UK and asks whether this gives politicians scope to put pressure on the Bank of England.
