Insofar as George Fox was the founder of Quakerism, he was so chiefly because of the system of meetings for church business that he established in the years immediately after 1667, which essentially stands today.
Industrial utility plants are usually comprised of many interconnected units that must constitute a flexible and reliable system capable of meeting process energy requirements under different circumstances (e.g. varying prices, demands, or equipment shutdowns).
Farrow's most recent story examined the elaborate system of clandestine meetings, financial transactions, and legal pacts designed to hide Donald Trump's infidelity.
In January 1972, I came to the state to cover its presidential caucuses, an oddball system of simultaneous meetings devised to test the candidates' strength, similar in purpose to but far more arcane than the primaries most states use.
There is a system of supervision meetings every month in which the 15 to 20 LHWs from the area share their progress and problems with the supervisor.
"Winning more Olympic and Paralympic medals in Rio than we did in London, bucking the trend of a host nation slump in performance at the following Games, presents a sizable challenge but one the high performance system is capable of meeting," Timson added.
Determination of a reference geodetic frame and a unique system of normal heights, meeting requests of geodynamic studies, demands an accomplishment of a complex of different types of geodetic measurements (space and terrestrial), as each of the techniques separately unable to give a singular interpretation.
This compromise between presbyterianism and episcopacy was preferred by the most prominent Puritans, who instituted a system of informal public meetings of clergy and laity, called "prophesyings," to expound and discuss the Bible.
Nor can the funding for a welfare state hang in the balance each year or five, as electorates and politicians in donor countries reassess their own fiscal priorities - not if health and education outcomes are to be obtained, and social security systems attain their goal of meeting minimal guarantees for vulnerable populations.
It assumes that the information system is a complex adaptive system without specifying macroscopic properties of the system or the emergence and criteria of meeting self-organization and adaptation (Holland 1998).
