Therefore, interference-control processes that affect activation at these time points likely occur concurrent with response selection and commission.
"Procurement and commissioning need updating.
Contractors play a crucial role in project execution including detailed design, technology selection, plant layout, commissioning, start-up, and further expansion, modification and maintenance activities.
CNN Films financed and commissioned both documentaries.
This is problematic for the research-practice gap, as the usual approach to funding research requires further steps of commissioning, selection, and subsequent funding, and dissemination of research projects.
Assembled and curated by Jason Eppink, Associate Curator of Digital Media at the Museum of Moving Image, the event's digital section not only introduces emerging scenes and practices in the digital age, but also features some new non-film pieces including Common Areas, a large-scale office lobby by Montreal-based video artist Sabrina Ratté, a selection of commissioned GIFs by Mert Keskin a.k.a.a
Shown are a selection of photographs commissioned by the City of Amsterdam Archives and Foam_Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam in 2009 to commemorate the four-hundredth anniversary of Henry Hudson's discovery of Manhattan.
Ohio, too, is considering a partial move to selection commissions, and held a forum last month with judges and lawmakers to lay out the issues.
He has held a variety of public posts: He is a trustee of the State University of New York, serves on a state judicial selection commission and is chairman of the New York League of Conservation Voters' education fund.
But since Hope is one of the five members of the selection commission and another is Sir Muir Russell, who chairs the Judicial Appointments Board for Scotland, there is every chance that Hope will replaced by another Scottish judge.
Merit systems — like the one that appointed Justice Kourlis to Colorado's Supreme Court, where she served from 1995 to 2006 — generally involve a selection commission and regular "retention" elections in which voters can decide whether to keep their judges in power.
