While suitable in wide-ranging applications, V/Hz control is sub-optimal in high-performance applications involving low speed or demanding, dynamic speed regulation, positioning, and reversing load requirements.
If they're sincere in this belief and not fooling themselves about the social cost of semi-automatic weapons the anti-regulation position is in no sense a breach of Catholic teachings.
Industry actors emphasized their corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities and their capacity for self-regulation, positioning themselves as part of the solution to alcohol-related harm, rather than the problem [ 22].
Since 2008, the Conservative government in Canada has championed tight regulation, a position it had not previously expressed.
For the first time, geneticists could insert genes to study insect development, gene structure, function, regulation and position effects.
Further, Graham and Woods (2006) aver that self-regulation by MNCs are not enough and that "Government action … remains vital to effective regulation," a position shared by Imani Development (2009) and Prasad (2004).
Results for pressure regulation and position control confirm the effectiveness of the adopted approach in achieving performance comparable to the state-of-the-art results at a reduced control complexity and total set-up cost.
CNVs can lead to striking phenotypic consequences as a result of altering gene dosage, disrupting coding sequences, or perturbing long-range gene regulation by position effects [ 24- 26].
The 2008 Nursing Strategy aimed to address the national nursing crisis by proposing action in six key strategic areas: nursing practice, nursing education and training, nursing leadership, nursing regulation, social positioning of nursing, and resources for nursing (29).
This coordination provides a framework for allosteric regulation by positioning key functional elements, such as the C-helix and activation loop, in a catalytically competent conformation [Jeffrey et al., 1995; Russo et al., 1996; Yamaguchi and Hendrickson, 1996].
Under new regulations, postdoc positions at the University of Alberta cannot last longer than five years.
