While direct recycling of coagulant from WTRs for potable treatment may be the most complete form of reuse, the economic implications of meeting regulated quality standards currently make nonpotable reuse of recovered coagulants and WTRs more achievable.
The optimal cost policy has been proposed to maintain regulated quality of service for the cloud customers.
Listing the address of a regulated apartment on such documents, however, might not be enough.
But in the industrialized world, farming became more of a regulated business.
Streams in many urbanized watersheds have elevated water temperature, and stream temperature is a regulated aspect of water quality in many parts of the western U.S. Some municipal point source polluters develop temperature mitigation plans that involve compensatory measures linked to stream temperature, principally increasing riparian shade.
Of course, a regulated market is a safer one.
To prevent the production of unfolded proteins, cells induce the unfolded protein response (UPR), which is a highly regulated protein quality surveillance system.
Champagne: The world's most famous wine is also one of the most regulated for quality, with the real stuff produced only in the legally designated Champagne region of France under very strict rules that govern every step of production, from where and how grapes are grown to the two stage fermentation process.
This can take a number of forms, from a reference price to a regulated tariff.
In the regulated market, GEP and TEP are sub-tasks of a power system planning process performed by a regulated power utility.
Even so, if one's child intends to do drugs, most guardians would prefer a regulated system that monitors the quality of what's on offer, treats drug dependents with compassion and manages access with sensible warnings and education.
