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(1953) Annexes 99 This famous closing sentence suggested a perfect copying mechanism for DNA. Had the implication of their DNA model not been included, Watson and Crick could have prevented its rapid acceptance. In many other instances, reluctance to state the obvious implications of important findings has successfully delayed their recognition. This has generated room for repeated rediscoveries and insured that the person finally being honored was often not the original discoverer. Thus

mainly because of the following advantages: 1. The much simpler way of eliciting the stakeholders’ preferences. 2. The sensitivity to impact range (comparable to the TRADE-OFF method which is generally accepted to be the most sensitive one). 3. The reluctance of certain stakeholders to directly define trade-offs between ethical values (e.g. human health vs cost). Final report ExternE-Pol 21 Version 2, August 2005 The SWING method highlights the hidden dilemmas behind a number of mutually exclusive

calcul lui permet d’utiliser des algorithmes en temps réel, plutôt que les « tables optimisées » approximatives explorées par un microcontrôleur. Il est utilisé pour la commande de moteurs à courant alternatif, tels que le moteur synchrone, à réluctance variable, asynchrone, et aussi pour les moteurs pas-à-pas. 1.5.2 Architecture interne du processeur Trois espaces mémoire sont prévus (voir figure 1.11) : – l’espace mémoire programme; – l’espace mémoire données; – l’espace mémoire entrée/sortie

structures to use for business transactions and complications often arise in tourism deals with communities. The private sector also feels pressurised by unrealistic expectations of communities. Previous exploitation and dashed expectations create a reluctance amongst communities to consider tourism, whilst many private sector operators have reservations about community involvement in projects, resulting in a lack of progress in delivering tourism benefits to communities. Page 79 … action plan

c'est seulement un homme-un prisonnier." "Show him to me!" «Montrez-lui à moi!" The tetrarch hesitated to obey, fearing that the Jews would discover his secret. Le tétrarque hésité à obéir, craignant que les Juifs ne découvrent son secret. His reluctance to lift the cover made Vitellius impatient. Sa réticence à soulever le couvercle faite Vitellius impatients. "Break it in!" "Break on in!" he cried to his lictors. Il pleurait à son lictors. Mannaeus heard the command, and, seeing a lictor step

mother and her child have a privileged relationship in which among the five senses, touch holds an important place. It is possible that there be a disturbance within the tactile relationship between parent and child, or that the child shows some reluctance in regards to touch.     In view of such situations, the psychomotrician tries to re-establish a sense of touch which is adapted to and accepted by the child, while mediating as much with the child as with the parents. Through his/her work, the

unpredictable timetable and ceremonies and holidays often take precedence, making business difficult to conduct. Producing to specifications: In addition to having difficulty interpreting design information from buyers, Indonesian artisans often express a reluctance to modify products, or insist on adding their own details to a client’s design. Many see these actions as stemming from a deep pride in their culture and artistic traditions. Customer service: Buyers cited responsiveness and foreign language skills

auxiliare pl ancillary restraints restricţie verticală (înţelegere anticoncurenţială între producători şi distribuitori) vertical restraint restricţionare auxiliară ancillary restraint restructurare restructuring reticenţă reluctance a manifesta reticenţă to display reluctance retorsiune retaliation măsuri de retorsiune retaliatory measures, retorsion measures retroactiv retroactive efect retroactiv retroactive effect lege retroactivă retrospective law, retroactive law a reţine retain, withhold

Kirwan, B. (1998). Human error identi cation techniques for risks assessment of high risks systems, part 1 : review and evaluation of techniques. Applied ergonomics, 29(3) :157–177. 24 Knudsen, F. (2009). Paperwork at the service of safety ? Workers’ reluctance against written procedures exempli ed by the concept of seamanship. Safety science, 47(2) :295–303. 26 Krause, T. (1997). The Behavior-Based Safety Process. John Wiley & Sons. 28, 30, 43, 45 Laprie, J.-C. (1996). Guide de la sûreté de fonctionnement

tenant mix composition and constantly revising promotional strategies are the most crucial marketing strategies to increase the customers’ satisfaction of the two shopping centres. On the other hand, it is our regret that under the constraints of reluctance to conduct interviews of the management of the developers of the apm Mall and Lok Fu Shopping Centre, as well as we could only collect responses from the shops’ front-line managers / manageress of tenants in the surveyed shopping centres – instead