Accordingly, it may be difficult to refer and utilize them as fundamental design concepts for ship designers or as operational guidelines for ship operators.
Accordingly, it may be difficult to refer and utilize them as the fundamental design concepts for ship designers or the operational guidelines for ship operators.
However, complexity and capability requires additional specialist skills for the operator, greater safety implications and compliance to strict operating guidelines with governing aviation safety regulations (Hardin & Jensen, 2011).
And while most parasailing operators follow guidelines and many carry insurance, they do so voluntarily.
Another drawback of the system is that if a signal is broken, which happens from time to time, the transit authority depends on train operators following guidelines that say they can travel no faster than 10 miles per hour.
The pragmatic and novel conductor operating guideline curves are proposed and constructed to present the evaluated integrity states, which will enable operators to rapidly categorise conductors for rehabilitation.
Ms. Kroes said she intended to draft guidelines for operators on the appropriate use of this analysis.
Regulatory authority in the US falls to states but in the UK the Health and safety executive (HSE) oversees working practices, and an industry body, the UK Onshore Operators Group (UKOOG), issues guidelines for operators on well integrity.
Until now, European regulators have taken a laissez-faire approach, in contrast to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, which has imposed guidelines barring operators of fixed-line broadband networks from blocking access to sites providing lawful content.
Mr Francken says UK regulators are still getting up to speed with the technology, with the occasional result of confused guidelines for operators.
