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Eq. (3.60)] to the experimentally accessible mean ionic-activity coefficient/ so that the Debye-Hiickel model can be tested. 

Direct access to source documents is required for all studies - direct access means monitors, auditors, other authorized representatives of the sponsor/CRO and inspectors are permitted to view all relevant source documents needed to verify the CRF data entries. Other restricted methods of access to source documents (e.g. across-the-table , back-to-back , interview method ) are not acceptable, as they do not allow proper verification of the data in CRFs. To ensure direct access, the study subject consent form must clearly indicate that permission for access has been granted by the study subject. 

Correct entities and access points about which requirements are made are white, the attacker is dark. Direct access means that the honest users are integrated into the attacker strategy. 

As bioinformatics evolves and matures, more and more information beyond sequences of DNAs and amino acids is added to the database. The amount of data that can be generated is phenomenal. It is reported that the growth in bioinformatics data exceeded even the well-known Moore s Law for electronics, which states that the number of transistors on a chip doubles every 18 months. The Internet has played a central role in the growth of bioinformatics. It provides a comprehensive and easily accessible means for information storage, retrieval and analysis. 

Accessibility is a retooling issue. Retooling a company for customer access means reengineering... 

While the project was constructed without major incident, some considered that the construction of the reefs was a hazardous operation and, due to the high accretion, they now pose a public safety issue. The construction operations were particularly hazardous as they involved marine plant working close to rock structures in the surf zone. The accretion behind the reef and subsequent public access means that health and safety issues will be a problem for the whole design life. The environment used to consist of a naturally sloping sandy beach but now includes an accessible rock reef which is hazardous to climb and with deep water existing on the seaward side of the structure. 

Access means the right to examine and copy exposure and medical records. Employees and their designated representatives may access an employee medical and exposure record when you ... 

The name of the standard at 1910.1020 also mentions the term access. Access means the right to examine and copy exposure and medical records. As an employee, you have the right to access exposure and medical records and analyses that concern your employment. Your employer must permit you and, in certain circumstances your designated representatives, to access exposure and medical records relevant to you, free of charge, within a reasonable period of time. As an employee, you and your designated representatives may access your exposure and medical records in one of three ways ... 

Laboratory safety and laboratory security are related but differ. Laboratory safety seeks to prevent injury to you or others from laboratory operations. Laboratory security seeks to prevent injury to you and others by restricting access to very hazardous chemical, biological, and radiological materials. Restricted access means that only certain people have access to certain chemicals. These chemicals are secured in order to prevent easy and immediate access by others not having a legitimate need to use them. 

Point of access means all areas used by employees for work-related passage from one... 

There are two types of memory in most contputers random access memory (RAM) and read-only memory (ROM). The term random access is somewhiil misleading, because ROM may also be accessed randomly. Riindom access means that all locations in the memory are equally accessible and can be reached at about the same speed. Thus, read-write memory is a more... 

The memory in the memory hierarchy of a computer system is used to store information, instructions, and data that will be used by the computer system. Memory is often classified as registers, cache memory, main memory, hard disk, floppy disk, and tapes. These are pictured in a hierarchal form in Fig. 10 with locations within each type of memory randomly accessible except for tapes. Tapes are sequentially accessible, and in the long run each disk data unit is accessible in equal time, but at a given time the access time for a particular unit is dependent on the location of the disk components. The term access designates the memory activities that are associated with either a read or a write. Randomly accessible means that a memory location may be read or written in the same amount of time irregardless of the order of accesses of memory locations, and sequentially accessible means that the time required to access a memory location is dependent on location of the immediate prior memory access. 

Access means that an employee has the right and opportunity to examine and copy his or her medical and exposure records. It also implies that access must be provided in a reasonable manner and place. If you can t provide the material within 15 days after the employee s request, you are required to state the reason for the delay and the earliest date when the records will be made available. 

Strong collision means that there is no preference for populating a subset of states of A in the excitation process. It is the antithesis of laser activation (discussed in Section 6.8) in which particular vibrational-rotational states are populated. Random access means that molecules produced in particular states of A are rapidly transformed into states of A there are no states that are weakly coupled. Since rotational-vibrational (R-V) energy... 

The technique to study phase coexistence via MD by simulating phase separation kinetics in the MVT ensemble until equilibrium is established [234] becomes cumbersome near critical points, and in any case it requires the simulation of very large systems over a large simulation time. In addition, this method is hardly feasible when the model systems contains long polymers - their diffusion simply is too slow [5, 6, 8, 9, 31]. Experience with the simulation of spinodal decomposition in lattice models of polymer mixtures [9, 180, 241] shows that only the early stages of phase separation are accessible, meaning that the method is unsuitable for studying the equilibrium states of well phase-separated systems. 

Arrange a professional assessment of the patient s home environment to obtain recommendations for making the home accessible. Obtain appropriate durable medical equipment, mobility aids, and self-help devices for enhancing mobiUty, comfort, and safety. Make aU activities of daily living as easy as possible. Be sure to see that the home has accessible means for the patient to leave and enter the home. 

Going back to the Goodman line we may say that the safety domain of Fig. 5.32 is not totally accessible, meaning that not really all mean stress values may have an effect on fatigue. As matter of fact, not always falls down to zero as goes to stress amplitude value Of ax exists below which, under particular loading conditions, it is not possible to go, whatever the mean stress may be. To understand it, suppose to be dealing with an elastic-ideally plastic material whose characteristic is that of Fig. 5.42. This... 

With this priority in mind, we are faced with the convergence of two historical trends. If Floras are to be at the forefi-ont of plant conservation activities, they need to be both encyclopaedic and concise. Ecologists, climate modellers, environmental scientists and land managers require detailed data on distribution, morphology and physiology. They also require concise, speedy, accessible means to effect accurate species identifications. If they are to warrant Wheeler s (2004) call for a funding shift... 

The spinodal decomposition regions would, if the system was in equilibrium, eliminate certain portions of the quaternary phase space from accessibility, meaning that the full range of lattice constants and energy gaps one might expect to be able to obtain based on Figures 6.3 and 6.4 may not, in fact be possible. 

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