Optimum window sizes change with construction type and building orientation indicating the need for the integrated performance-based design of building envelopes, as opposed to the conventional rule of thumb approach.
The above studies assume that prospective employees are aware and understand the concept of CSR, but Evans and Davis (2011) highlight that, the understanding of CSR has a positive impact on attracting individuals with high-value orientation, hence the need for some form of CSR education.
The wICP algorithm that has been proven to converge monotonically to a local minimum, allows the optimization of the component position and orientation without the need to calculate a gradient of an objective function.
Similarly, using the funds from this national program, doctors in both the public and private sector attached to diabetes clinics can be given orientation to the need for smoking cessation among smokers attending these clinics.
We also argue that solar cues may be used for certain functions in orientation without the need for time compensation at all, such as in maintaining a course that has already been set.
Some of this difference might be explained by conformational flexibility of the noncovalently cross-linked helices in these simulations, the fact that two S H bonds exist in the mutated and reduced transporters (up to ∼1 Å each depending on the orientation), and the need for flexibility in the mutated structures to accommodate the employed oxidant.
Charged with interpreting the Constitution and therefore shaping its contemporary orientation, the Supreme Court needs to be extraordinarily sensitive to the demands of history.
Globally, current best practices in the measurement of sexual orientation mainly underline the need to recognize and assess the diversity of the populations labeled as sexual minorities.
Through the use of these peptides, enzymes can be directly immobilized on a substrate surface with desired orientations and without the need for substrate surface modification or complicated conjugation processes.
Faculty were generally positive about the appropriateness of information provided during orientation but also expressed the need to receive this information more quickly.
