Coincidentally, Republicans became much more high-minded on the subject of limiting runaway executive authority.
"I expect the subject of time limits might come to the fore when the European Parliament revisits this directive," Mr. Liikanen said.
The subject of detection limits in analytical chemistry has improved since the 1970s [1 5].
However, the construction of this region is subject to limits because of the large amount of computing effort and difficulties in analyzing and presenting results in the case that the dimension of the parameter space exceeds four.
Hence, I guess, her refusal to air the subject of her pregnancy; limits have to be set somewhere, and you might as well start with your unborn child.
Clearly the subject of establishing safe limits when studying works of art, monuments and even samples from heritage objects with different types of photons is an open issue, which will be receiving attention in the future [18].
Ice-slurries have gained high attention as they can achieve performant cold storage and transport with higher heat transfer rates; nevertheless, the technique of production of ice-slurries remains a subject of research that limits the development of this technology.
The assessment of postural stability at the subject's limits of stability (LOS) is one of these tasks and one of the evaluation options available in the Balance Master® assessment modules.
While public employment has never received that form of protection and has been subject to a variety of limits, President Kennedy gave federal workers limited rights to organize in 1962.
Phenotypic plasticity is not, however, a panacea – because it is subject to a number of limits and costs (DeWitt 1998).
