The paradox is that since the 1980s, when the state-run mine laid off thousands, the mining has been carried out by co-operatives controlled by the miners themselves.
Ford and GM increased their financial stakes in Mazda and Isuzu, respectively, with Ford taking operative control of Mazda in 1996.
Critics of the Dubai Ports World deal worry about ceding operative control of some of our major ports to an Arab government.
In a periodically intermittent control, every control period consists of two parts: 'work time' for operative control and 'rest time' for inoperative control, which provides a spectrum of possibilities between the extremes of continuous-time and discrete-time control.
For the successful solution of problems, connected with design and operative control of the systems, it is very important an adequate mathematical model of process dynamics to be elaborated.
The issue of material handling involves the design and operative control of warehousing systems (i.e., distribution centres), which allow matching vendors and demands, smoothing with seasonality, consolidating products and arranging distribution activities.
That is, promptly proceed with celiotomy, thoracotomy, operative control of external hemorrhage, or arteriography and embolization, as clinically appropriate.
Although we did not include all potential confounders such as time from injury to operative control of bleeding, ICU practices etc., we were able to include a large number of variables that have been associated with mortality in trauma and our regression analyses were strong according to the high area under the curve measured in the model.
In the study of the energy performance, three control strategies (space temperature control, operative temperature control and PMV control) were applied to simulate the occupant's control behavior toward the air-conditioning system in reality.
