Sentence examples for regulation subject from inspiring English sources
In particular, a linearized model of the system and an LMI-based control design method are used to achieve frequency and voltage regulation subject to small perturbations to mechanical power inputs to synchronous generators in the system.
According to a tour official, the text of the rule states that "Players shall present a neat appearance in both clothing and personal grooming" and "the tournament director shall interpret this regulation, subject to the approval of the commissioner".
Regulation: Subject to strict South Korean regulations.
His point was the rule might be seen as the administration's attempt to insulate disparate impact from more searching judicial review, since it was now a regulation subject to so-called Chevron deference that requires the government's interpretation to be unambiguously wrong before a court can reject it.
SNP analysis of individual samples demonstrates the use of RNA-seq to identify embryo-specific variation for association studies and ASE that could represent novel layers of developmental regulation subject to influence by AI.
Apart from the quota, the regulation subjects imports of non-traditional ACP bananas to a levy of ECU 750 per ton and imports of third-country bananas to a higher levy of ECU 850 per ton.
His publications include over 25 books and 300 articles on domestic and international telecommunications, television, Internet, and regulation subjects.
Second, we only analyzed the effects of these loci on insulin sensitivity and secretion in the normal glucose regulation subjects as most of the type 2 diabetes patients were receiving glucose lowering therapy.
The prevalence of DR in diabetic and impaired glucose regulation subjects was 9.9 and 1.2%, respectively.
The Secretary concerned shall prescribe regulations, subject to the approval of the President, to carry out this paragraph.
And rules controlling who had access to the data might be set out in regulations, subject to parliamentary approval, instead of being left to ministerial guidance.
