"Flaws in the FSA's supervisory approach meant it did not appreciate the full extent of the risks HBOS was running and was not in a position to intervene before it was too late," it concluded.
This paper develops a place invariant based deadlock prevention method to obtain an optimal, i.e., maximally permissive, liveness-enforcing Petri net supervisor with a minimal supervisory structure that means the minimal number of control places.
But the supervisory board is meant to check the chief executive's strategy if shareholders dislike it.
Another issue is that the supervisory bodies who are meant to authorise the detention are often the very same NHS trusts or local authorities who arranged the care in the first place.
"[A]ll concerned" means students themselves, supervisory teams, university's career services office, and anyone else at the university who is involved in the professional training and advising of graduate students.
More recently Ahern et al. [ 79] have reported on the potential for shared learning across multiple levels of learners as a means to address supervisory and access capacity concerns with increasing numbers of learners requiring experience in general practice if the needs of an aging population are to be met.
Next, a practical real-time supervisory Energy Management strategy basing on Mean Values (EMMV) is proposed.
The wind turbine with a supervisory controller produces the required mean power, while reducing wind turbine loads by adding power variations.
On paper, the National Intelligence Service, known by the Spanish acronym SIN, is meant to be a supervisory body, with fewer than 100 employees divided among three divisions: terrorism, counternarcotics and public security.
Mr. Gooden, whose comments about the relationship echoed similar remarks by Mr. Yokich, who sits on the company's supervisory board, said improving sales might mean that some jobs set for cuts would be spared.
