As our grandparents leave us, the more the African Caribbean community needs new mentors - action groups like 100 Black Men, which operates to guide young black men through their teenage years so they achieve their goals.
The Stark decelerator is operated to guide (ϕ 0=0°) a packet of molecules through the decelerator at constant speed, and Ar (panel a-c), Kr (panel d-f), or Xe (panel g-i) is used as seed gas.
However, inactivation of both Tal2 and Tal1 in the developing midbrain suggests that the two factors co-operate to guide GABAergic neuron differentiation in a specific ventro-lateral midbrain domain.
No CAT or M.R.I. films were brought to the operating room to guide the surgeon, health department officials found.
Recent technological advances have made possible the introduction of the magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system into the operating room to guide neurosurgical interventions.
She quotes former Senator Bob Kerry for the notion that there was no operating manual to guide those in charge of protecting us.
What is needed is a common operating framework to guide assessments and to tailor their complexity across different phases of the emergency, ensuring continuity and comprehensiveness in the domains assessed, but responding to the realities of what data are feasible and useful to collect during emergencies.
Case in point: his superb outing last Monday in Atlanta, when he compartmentalized all the hoopla surrounding a surprise visit from the team's chief operating officer, Jeff Wilpon, to guide the Mets to victory.
Therefore, the operational reliability assessment theory, which has the ability to reflect the effects due to a series of elements (health status of elements, operating environment and operating conditions), can be adopted to guide decision makings (planning, operation and maintenance) with much more comprehensive information.
On the military side, we use satellites to guide munitions, operate drones, gather intelligence, and monitor enemy movements.
