Sentence examples for regulation unit from inspiring English sources

Investigators suspect traders at the firm favored a fund in which they and outsiders had invested, head of the N.Y.S.E.'s member firm regulation unit told Dow Jones.

Sergei Golovkin, head of the Maltese government's wild-bird regulation unit, said there was "an element of hypocrisy" in international criticism.

"I think it is a very helpful demonstration of openness and transparency to the public about the severity that animals actually undergo," said Sue Houlton, Chief Inspector of the Animals in Science Regulation Unit (ASRU).

Judy MacArthur Clark, head of the Home Office's Animals in Science Regulation Unit, said that the 8% overall rise might sound dramatic: "But we know, within that, there's been a significant increase in the breeding of genetically altered animals and this [is] primarily mice and fish.

The state's last jai alai fronton closed last year and many charitable games, like church bingos, folded after Foxwoods opened, dropping from about 390 weekly games in 1987 to about 235 now, said Paul Bernstein, assistant unit chief in the State Division of Special Revenue's gambling regulation unit.

Procedures on pigs rose by 37 and on cats by 26 per cent but there were falls of 16 per cent for guinea pigs and 47 per cent for primates, showed the annual report of the Animals in Science Regulation Unit.

Phase change materials (PCMs) have been widely applied as heat storage and thermal regulation units in many areas.

When all the regulation units adjust with their outputs at the same time, the AGC regulation time of the area is the longest regulation time of all units.

However, with increased large-scale wind power being centrally connected to the grid and replacing traditional frequency regulation units, power systems with high wind power penetration are facing a severe frequency regulation issue.

In addition, the high randomness and variation of wind power lead to frequent action of traditional frequency regulation units resulting in increased abrasion of the mechanical devices and reduced operating life.

Gene clusters, as opposed to separated genes, permit polycistronic transcription and thus fewer transcriptional regulation units.