Sentence examples similar to regulated window from inspiring English sources

Tucked into a proposed ordinance that would regulate window displays in businesses and televisions mounted to cars is a provision that would ban "flags, banners and pennants".

The accident — the first involving the death of a window washer in the city since May 2005 — is under investigation by the city's Department of Buildings; the state's Department of Labor, which inspects and regulates window-washing scaffolds; and the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration, which examines workplace fatalities.

It analyses the habits of its occupants in controlling and regulating windows in "Baixa" buildings at present time.

These included the 1978 Protection of Children Act, which curbed the pornographic exploitation of minors; the Indecent Displays Acts of 1981, regulating shop window displays and magazine covers; the creation of a Broadcasting Standards Committee in 1988; and the 1990 Broadcasting Act, which dealt with television obscenity.

To verify that the rescue of the Pink1 mutants is not a developmental interaction, we utilized the GAL80 ts system which permits transgene expression in a defined time window regulated by temperature.

We found that subsets of ESTs associated with carbohydrate metabolism and glycolysis processes or TCA cycle, glycolysis/gluconeogenesis, pentose phosphate pathway, and carbon fixation metabolic pathways were enriched in the top most up-regulated window (see Fig.  6a).

However, UDP segments are not regulated by either congestion window or AP, which weakens the efficiency of AP for TCP segments since UDP segments also cause the hidden terminal problem, leading to more TCP segments to be retransmitted.

Our biochemical, immunohistological and functional data demonstrated that CD98 is a key determinant of human endometrial receptivity, whose expression is tightly regulated during the implantation window.

The competence state is highly regulated and reflects a window in which the proteins required for DNA binding, processing, and internalization are produced.

FS cells target the perisomatic region of pyramidal neurons (Kawaguchi and Kubota 1997, 2002) and are therefore thought to be involved in regulating the activity window of pyramidal neurons.

Cue-induced local mRNA translation is a dynamic process regulated in a narrow time window.