If T is larger than the stall force of the stepping motor (F high or F low ), then this motor undergoes a conformational change that leads to preferential back-stepping (Gebhardt et al., 2006 ).
This sequence of movement proceeds until a forward step increases T beyond the stall force of the stepping motor, which undergoes a conformational change that leads to its preferential back-stepping (Gebhardt et al., 2006) thereby relieving inter-motor tension (Ali et al., 2011).
Mayor Vincent C. Gray (D) and a strong majority on the council also back preferential hiring practices and more training of District residents to lower a city unemployment rate that tops 20percentt in Barry's ward east of the Anacostia River.
Since then it has built a textile industry on the back of preferential market access.
In the Commons, Labour plans to impose a three-line whip requiring all Labour MPs to back an unprecedented preferential voting system so that instead of just voting for or against the proposals the Commons is forced to come to a collective view on what proportion of the second chamber should be elected.
Now having a technology that is available and attractive to customers, and that results in them making their own power, and even selling the excess back to you at preferential rates, is a real threat to the franchise.
These statistical characteristics of grain-clusters reflect the general behavior of multiple-twinning: back-and-forth pattern and preferential orientations.
Jeb Bush backed a policy of giving preferential status to Christian Syrian refugees.
In fact, Mr. Tierney pointed out that the whole approval process had taken six years, with lots of back and forth, which hardly indicates preferential treatment.
Since there was no preferential treatment, there was no need to add anything back when calculating the A.M.T.
Many airports have switched to preferential-use agreements, which allow the airport to yank back gate assignments if an airline doesn't land enough flights or fails to live up to other commitments.
