Experience Necessary

Governance theory suggests that directors may be selected for their ability to provide access to needed resources and information from the external environment (Daily et al., 1999). Board members play the primary role of making information from the external environment available to the company. Directors are valued for their connections and reputations related to sustainable development. One key resource that may be of value to enable a company to become a leader in sustainable development may be the access a director has to others who are knowledgeable about, and committed to, sustainable development in other organizations. 

Having a board comprised of individuals with diverse experience and who represent a broad range of stakeholders is important to corporate initiatives in sustainability. The corporations in the chemical sector of the 2004 DJSI valued the presence on their board of individuals with experience in, or commitment to, sustainability-related activities in other aspects of their lives. The companies have retained the services of individuals with demonstrated expertise in education, environmental affairs, and various philanthropic and social causes. The boards of Dow and DuPont are particularly noteworthy for the representation of directors who have received significant public recognition for their contributions to sustainable development. 

A commitment to sustainability compels organizations to pursue a course of action involving the recruitment and retention of directors who understand the value of sustainable development to the corporation and society. Criteria for the selection of directors should include evidence of involvement in, or representation of, stakeholder interests. Corporations can and should engage directors who have 

6 Affiliation with Other DJSI Companies and Sustainability Initiatives 

In addition to attracting directors with a personal commitment to sustainable development, most of the boards showed the presence of board members from companies in other sectors of the DJSI. Corporations were relying on the resource dependency aspects of the director role (Zahra and Pearce, 1989) by selecting individuals who could link them to others with knowledge and experience in sustainable development. Each of the companies had directors who were either executives or directors at other companies who have demonstrated excellence in sustainability by virtue of their inclusion in one of the other market sectors in the DJSI (Table 8.9). 

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By slowly increasing the complexity of the models in this fashion, it was hoped that a model could be obtained that was just sufficiently complex to allow an adequate fit of the data. This conscious attempt to select a model that satisfies the criteria of adequate data representation and of minimum number of parameters has been called the principle of parsimonious parameterization. It can be seen from the table that the residual mean squares progressively decrease until entry 4. Then, in spite of the increased model complexity and increased number of parameters, a better fit of the data is not obtained. If the reaction order for the naphthalene decomposition is estimated, as in entry 5, the estimate is not incompatible with the unity order of entry 4. If an additional step is added as in entry 6, no improvement of fit is obtained. Furthermore, the estimated parameter for that step is negative and poorly defined. Entry 7 shows yet another model that is compatible with the data. If further discrimination between these two remaining rival models is desired, additional experiments must be conducted, for example, by using the model discrimination designs discussed later. The critical experiments necessary for this discrimination are by no means obvious (see Section VII). 

Clearly, further work is necessary to elucidate the effect of long-term operation on PtRu and PtMo durability. However, given the length of experiments necessary to show such effects, the need to establish accelerated durability protocols for reformate anodes is clear. 

The use of recombinant microorganisms provided the technology and experience necessary for the successful application of higher organisms... 

Scientific inquiry demands a number of skills. The National Committee on Science Education Standards and Assessment and the National Research Council, in addition to other organizations such as the National Science Teachers Association, have stressed the training and development of these skills. Science students must learn how to raise important questions, design the tools or experiments necessary to answer these questions, apply models in explaining the results and revise the model as needed, be alert to alternative explanations, and construct and analyze arguments for and against competing models. 

The author acknowledges he work of M. D. Archambault, The Dow Chemical Co., who diligen 1 . carried out the numerous experiments necessary to generate and confirm the data reported. He also acknowledges the assistance of B. Loy, The Dow Chemical Co., who carried out the electron spin resonance studies. The helpful suggestions of A. Cha-piro, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, are gratefully acknowledged. 

I noticed your advertisement in the (insert date) edition of (insert newspaper/publication name), and strongly believe I have the skills and work experience necessary to fill the (insert job title) position that you have open. Enclosed please find my resume. 

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Your resume and cover letter allow you to make either a positive or negative first impression. If you want to be invited for an interview, it s imperative that you make a positive first impression. To achieve this, your resume and cover letter need to capture the attention of the reader in less than ten to fifteen seconds. Simply by scanning your resume, someone should be able to determine who you are, your primary qualifications, what job you are looking to fill, and whether or not you have the core skills and experience necessary to fulfill the job s requirements. 

The first of three experiments necessary to establish the heat of formation of 2-oxepinoxy radical 7 was the determination of gas-phase acidity of 2(3//)-oxepinone <2005JA7466>. The radical 7 is believed to be formed during the combustion of benzene, in particular, within internal combustion engines. The work is a contribution to the evaluation and substantiation of the two proposed pathways of the phenyl radical oxidation (see Scheme 1), the first (3—>4 —> 5 —> 7 —> 8) being thermodynamically and kinetically more accessible at T< 432 K whereas above 432 K, the latter (3 —> 4 —> 6 —> 8) is thermodynamically favored. 

Developing the validation protocol is a crucial step in the validation process. It is the culmination of the regulatory and technical accomplishments to this point in the development of the method. The protocol must define which validation parameters are needed and the specific experiments necessary to demonstrate the validity of the analytical method. The protocol must contain all of the acceptance criteria for each of the relevant validation parameters. Additionally, the protocol must define the number of replicates, the reporting format, and the number of significant figures. In short, the validation protocol instructs the analyst on how to validate the analytical method. 

Furthermore, although it is recognized that the use of animals in experiments is indispensable, it raises deep ethical concerns. Therefore, current approaches strive e.g. towards more efficient animal test models, not only to provide more detailed information with respect to potential drug metabolism and pharmacokinetics in man, but also to decrease the number of experiments necessary [8]. 

The technique by which this is achieved is an essential part of the perfumer s art, and it needs many years of dedicated work to arrive at the level of experience necessary to formulate perfumes that are not only original but also well made. 

Table 8.1 describes the steps of the methodology in more detail. The procedure starts with the Problem definition production rate, chemistry, product specifications, safety, health and environmental constraints, physical properties, available technologies. Then, a first evaluation of feasibility is performed by an equilibrium design. This is based on a thermodynamic analysis that includes simultaneous chemical and physical equilibrium (CPE). The investigation can be done directly by computer simulation, or in a more systematic way by building a residue curve map (RCM), as explained in the Appendix A. This step will identify additional thermodynamic experiments necessary to consolidate the design decisions, mainly phase-equilibrium measurements. Limitations set by chemical equilibrium or by thermodynamic boundaries should be analyzed here. 

If a sound theoretical adsorption wave expression could be applied to this problem, it would not only greatly reduce the number of experiments necessary to define completely the geometry of the bed, but could also be useful in the elucidation of the mechanism of adsorption of various gases on different types of adsorbents, from which information could be derived for their improvement or to indicate when the adsorbent has attained its maximum efficiency. Theoretical treatment of the problem has been made by various investigators (73,74,75). However, these workers did not have sufficient experimental data to support their views. The problem of adsorption by charcoal was treated by Wicke (76) and a number of useful differential equations derived. However, a real... 

What kind of previous work experience is necessary for the position Is this an entry-level, an intermediate, or a senior-level position Note the minimum level of experience necessary to effectively perform the position. 

We can use the experimental data that result from the measuring of the signal concentration in the exit flow, then E(t) will be computed with relation (3.60) where N gives the number of experiments necessary for the signal concentration to disappear ... 

A procedure is developed through which the relative toxicity of metal speciation products can be determined. The procedure is illustrated utilizing data from a published study on the toxicity of copper to VaphyuxL magna and tentative conclusions are drawn with respect to the relative toxicity of certain combinations of species. The experiments necessary to obtain a better description of the relative toxicity of copper species to toxicity are described. 

After the SCF system was operational, it was necessary to determine process parameters for removal of the common contaminants. Temperature, pressure, flow rate and time were identified as critical parameters and a number of experiments were designed using Taguchi methods to minimize the number of experiments necessary to accurately determine the effects of these parameters on the cleaning effectiveness. Damping fluid, Krytox 143AZ lubricant, and hydrocarbon vacuum pump oil were selected as the contaminants for removal. 

The accuracy with which we calculate closure temperatures depends on having high-quality diffusion data. For some systems (e.g., Lu/Hf in garnet), reliable diffusion data do not exist. For many others, we have no good understanding of the effects of natural compositional variability or deformational history on dififusivity. The experiments necessary to improve this situation are difficult and time-consuming, but they are of cmcial importance. 

Trainers who instruct any of the responder levels shall have satisfactorily completed a training course for teaching the subjects they are expected to teach, such as at the US National Fire Academy, and possess training and/or academic credentials, instruction experience necessary to demonstrate competent instructional skills, and good command of the subject matter of the course they are to teach. 

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