Telling employees that they will be subjected to capability proceedings because they are no longer "productive", or that because they have taken part in rehabilitation activities they must be fit enough to come to work and are therefore on unauthorized absence.
Subject to the capabilities of the professional staff, the availability of space and facilities, and any other limitation imposed by the approving authority, all Services will provide medical treatment to individuals who have been granted Secretarial designee status by any of the Secretaries of the Military Departments.
New claimants are already subject to the Work Capability Assessment which is considered by the authors of this report, to be quite a tough test of ability to work.
Within three months, each claimant would be subject to a personal capability assessment which would determine their future employability and what kind of support they need to return to work.
That is to say, the maximal bandwidth a radio can operate on is subject to the A/D capability, which is price prohibitive with the increase of fs.
For this reason, we chose to include gel in the current study as the gel could be an option for Bangladesh in the future, subject to increasing production capability of the local manufacturer.
Advertisement is likewise subject to the visual capabilities of the third party, or signal receiver.
2) The normal operation of power system is subject to grid current tolerance capability, and cascading failure can be reduced and even avoided by the strengthened of grid current tolerance capability.
Q: From Mike McConnell, WGN Radio Chicago: Why deploy advanced technology if passengers can opt not to be subjected to its capabilities?
In the current RNC-based application layer, FLR is considered as an appropriate performance criterion that takes the additional error correction capability subject to the given delay requirement into account.
* 3.5G speeds are subject to network and sim capabilities.
