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In general the actual aircraft performance can be determined by how the aircraft is operated subject to operational constraints and the efficient operational procedures are those, in which the actual fuel burn used falls close to the theoretical minimum [14].
"You can't allow people not to buy into U.S. airlines that operate subject to U.S. labor laws," said Michael E. Levine, a former airline executive who is now a professor at Yale Law School.
The power system considered operates subject to technical constraints.
However, these structures will operate subject to dynamic loads.
Orders-in-council are made only on the advice of ministers, and operate subject to provisions made by or under any Act of Parliament.
Thus, if the result of national health reform is to move millions of women into a market that operates subject to the exclusion, then it is fair to predict that the entire market for coverage ultimately will be affected as a product tipping point is reached and virtually no supplemental market appears.
This result is in keeping with previous studies that used the SF-36 [ 1, 6, 23] and WOMAC and HHS [ 1, 21] questionnaires to evaluate either operated or non-operated subjects.
However, Green argues that without recognition of a common good underlying your relations with your fellow citizens, there could not be "intelligent co-operating subjects of law and custom" (PE 203).
The optimization objective consists of the minimization of the total network cost, both in terms of capital and operating expenditures, subject to: supply, demand, mass conservation, technical performance, economic, and environmental constraints.
