This approach is more viable in a mesh network than a deny-by-default one: for the last one to be usable, the rule-sets must be perfectly synchronized and updated; otherwise, there is the risk of dropping legitimate traffic.
Parametric studies are presented to quantify the effects of the change in the bolt spacing, diameter of hole, bolt pretension and the longitudinal reinforcement on the behaviour of the beam, so that usable design rules may be crafted.
These basic concepts aid in relating viewpoints by providing: (i) a common terminology that helps stakeholders to understand each others concepts; and (ii) re-usable consistency rules.
In particular, it was the main task of the dissertation to find rules usable for scoring and to verify the external validity of the scoring system.
Congress has the power to make these suits easier to file — one way, for example, would be to allow plaintiffs to show that a practice diminishes minority voting rights, a standard in the now-paralyzed Section 5. Congress can still make Section 5 usable again with new rules for inclusion.
I must stress that, as well as seeking to make the rules proposed more usable, functional and cohesive, we took care to pursue two further objectives.
The proliferation of these tools appears to have left a void in terms of how to design and structure a test that results in usable data, necessitating a set of rules or guidelines to assist the researcher.
Like the crowd-funding provision, many of the JOBS Act's changes will only be usable once the SEC has adopted rules implementing them.
The proportion of false-negative results is concerning and means that the test will likely only be usable in clinical practice as a "rule-in" test for drug resistance, with further DST being required in patients who have a susceptible MTBDR sl result.
Shortly after the judge ruled that her name was usable during the trial, Rose's attorney Mark Baute said her name in court, the Associated Press reported.
