In 2002, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission ruled that cable transmissions were strictly an information service, protecting operators from having to share their lines.
But it was later overruled by the FCC, which said that cable transmissions were strictly an information service, protecting operators from having to share their lines.
By combining two sources of data it is easier to understand the nature of an object than if only one is employed.The container to be examined passes on a conveyor belt into a tunnel shielded by steel and concrete to protect operators from radiation.
In an effort to protect operators from biologic and other laboratory hazards and often to protect the in-process materials from the operator, engineering controls (EC) have been developed and evolved over the years.
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He added a sealed control room that would protect operators from the powerful forces at work.
A leaded glass or plastic screen placed between the patient and the operator protects the operator's eyes, head, and neck.
In this paper, we propose a heuristics VNE aimed at protecting Telecom operator sites.
The variety of track gauges, electrification and signalling systems, not to mention rules protecting favoured operators, makes for a bewildering and inefficient patchwork.The single market, the EU's greatest achievement, is celebrating its 20th anniversary.
Mr. Seaton added, "We will be taking another look, which would necessitate coming up with fresh designs, which while protecting bus operators would at the same time address their earlier concerns".
Based on the simulations and the tests, the ROPS met the ISO 3471 19944) standard but could not protect the operator from injury.
