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For instance, "Translocal Mixer," by the Brazil-based arts group Re combo, is an interactive audio-control panel that allows listeners to combine sounds gathered in Recife, Bucharest and other cities.
Several of the objectives could be sticking points in negotiations, such as the elimination of the Chapter 19 dispute settlement panel that allows Canada and Mexico to appeal duties imposed by the United States.
It is weatherproof, and has a geo-referencing capability along with a power management panel that allows unattended field deployment of the systems for crop monitoring over extended period of time.
Many of the larger televisions to be introduced by Sony this summer and fall have a slot on the control panel that allows viewers to insert a Memory Stick -- Sony's small removable storage card -- and look at digital photographs right there on the big screen.
The SmartPanel is a technology-enhanced classroom control panel that allows instructors and presenters to control the rooms projection system and select from installed audiovisual inputs (e.g., slide projectors, VCRs, cable TV, etc). or connect their own playback devices or computers.
The objective of this paper is to overcome these drawbacks by analyzing the informativity of STR markers from a perspective which can be applied whether the pretransplant genotypes are available or not, and selecting a minimum STR panel that allows an effective direct detection of chimerism.
There is also an impressive array of apps that you can download in addition to the control panel that allow for coding, path-making and "guided challenges".
Asked why the provision was included, Feinstein said it had been recommended by committee staff members and reflects long-standing rules on the panel that allow only top aides to be in contact with reporters.
In 1990, he was a member of a three-judge panel that allowed more than a fourth of black students in Kansas City, Mo., to transfer to predominantly white schools in the suburbs at the state's expense.
And in 2008, Judge Cabranes was part of a panel that allowed evidence from a warrantless wiretap and physical search of an American citizen abroad, Wadih El-Hage, to be used in his trial related to Al Qaeda's 1998 embassy bombings in Africa.
The resulting disparity in credit did not go over well at the RNC, which had in fact played a major role in enabling what the NRCC did, through its voter file, its field staffers and the use of an RNC-designed digital control panel that allowed real-time data sharing.
