The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation adopted tentative rules that would require banks owned by private equity firms to have three times as much capital as ordinary banks.
Their central hypothesis is that tentative rules of behavior, which are coded by clusters of active neurons in prefrontal cortex, are selected or rejected based on an evaluation by this reward signal, which may be conveyed, for instance, by the mesencephalic dopaminergic neurons with which the prefrontal cortex is densely interconnected.
Peace and a tentative rule of law have stolen back on to the war-damaged streets.
A tentative rule of thumb is that vowels consist of the sounds represented by the letters a, e, i, o, u, and sometimes y.
Thus, as a tentative rule of thumb, samples longer than 120 min allow for satisfying estimates of both 10th and 90th percentiles and angle sector metrics, while the percentiles should not be utilised on shorter samples.
Some tentative design rules are proposed to define stress levels for the safe use of bamboo, taking fatigue into account.
A tentative list of rules might include the following: A Lys-N, tryptic, or Lys-C fragment with a single phosphate group and no extra basic residues must elute in a narrow range in SCX along with all other peptides with those features.
Coopers & Lybrand held that the Cohen rule did not apply to a class decertification order because, among other reasons, such an order is "inherently tentative" under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23(c)(1), which provides that such an order may be "altered or amended before the decision on the merits". 437 U.S., at 469, and n. 11, 98 S.Ct., at 2458, and n. 11.
I'm less fearful, less tentative and less rule-bound this time around, but no less stunned by the strength of the pregnant body.
"You're ruled by tentative fear, because this kid can do whatever it wants.
In a sign that civilian rule remains tentative, a recent directive requires local police commanders to submit daily reports to military officers.
