These non-exempt establishments were among a range of industries including: manufacturing (2 establishments); transportation (1 establishment); construction (1 establishment); health care (1 establishment); and public administration (1 establishment).
Some event, perhaps a genetic mutation, climate shift, human-vector encounter, transportation network establishment, or a combination of environmental and human actions precipitated this deadly epidemic.
While HSCP is aimed at minimizing the transportation and hub establishment costs without any limitation on the number of established hubs, a hub maximal covering problem is constrained by the number of established hubs as an exogenous parameter.
Thus, prevention is better than cure, and biosecurity measures that reduce the likelihood of the transportation and initial establishment of species are the most effective strategy for management of invasive species (Mack et al. 2000; Meyerson and Reaser 2002; Ruiz and Carlton 2003; Toy and Newfield 2010).
Based on the SOII data, establishments were classified as small (1 49 employees) or large (50 or more employees), fixed site industries or non-fixed (non-permanent worksite locations identified from four digit NAICS codes, primarily within construction and transportation), and the sole establishment operated by an employer or one of multiple establishments.
It is important to understand the actual potential of RFID tracking in a retail establishment or transportation terminal.
These reports provided survey data for tourist expenditures by homelands for lodging, souvenirs, transportation, eating and drinking establishments, and other purposes such as entrance fees.
Resources available to the community may include health care, educational and employment opportunities, commercial establishments, and transportation.
The governor, together with his creative Transportation commissioner, John Sheridan, succeeded in 1984 in winning bipartisan support for establishment of a transportation trust fund.
Last century, with the establishment of modern transportation, visits to Ise rose sharply, as did Akafuku's sales.
The growth of European influence in Iran and the establishment of new transportation systems between Europe and the Middle East were followed by an unprecedented increase in trade that ultimately changed the way of life in both urban and rural areas of Iran.
