We do not believe that the Congress would look with favor on any such forced curtailment of network service to the American public.
But why do cuts to the NIH result in such dramatic curtailment of research, National Cancer Institute director, former NIH director and Nobel Prize for Medicine winner Harold Varmus?"The most important new thing we do every year is to make new awards to people with new ideas," Varmus said.
If you think population is "out of control" you might be tempted to agree to such drastic curtailments of liberty.
The curtailment of such male entitlements and the expansion of women's legal and economic rights have transformed American life, but they have hardly produced a matriarchy.
In other words, he is not objecting to curtailment as such; he is raising considerable doubts as to the methodology, not to mention the official in charge of it.
A constant load, that is, the peak load, and load curtailment philosophy, such as Pass-I Policy and Average Policy [13], are used in the proposed TCT models.
A national survey found that approximately 75% of people believe curtailment actions, such as reducing shower lengths and shutting off the water while brushing your teeth, are the most effective way their household can save water but that's not true.
Letter from a Mrs. Anne deLacey Higgins, who says she simply doesn't not believe that there are such puzzles as: Transposals, curtailments, terminal elisions, alphagram, omegram, charade, linkade, cascade, progressive letter changes, palindrome, numbericals, triangles, kings moves, king's tours, and cryptithms.
This paper proposes an automatic procedure to be implemented in the Substations Automation Systems (SASs) to locally define control actions to mitigate congestions in such a way that RES curtailment is minimized.
