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Methods. Each notice, demand, request, consent, report, approval or communication (hereinafter, "Notice") which is or may be required to be given by any party to any other party in connection with this Agreement, shall be in writing, and given by facsimile, personal delivery, receipted delivery services, or by certified mail, return receipt requested, prepaid and properly addressed to the party to be served as shown in Section 8(b) below.
Methods. Economic cooperation shall involve methods including:
Methods isMultiDevice, canBlock, getAddr, getPortName, isConnected, isEnabled, isAutoConnect These methods can be called by any code that has access to the asynUser • Connection services Methods: enable,autoConnect,setAutoConnectTimeout These methods can be called by any code that has access to the asynUser. These methods can be called to set the enable and autoConnect settings for a port and/or device. If autoConnect is true then asynManager does the following: ♦ When the port registers its asynCommon interface, asynManager queues a connection request. It then waits for a short time for the connection callback to complete. The default time is 0.5 seconds, but this time can be changed with a call to the function pasynManager->setAutoConnectTimeout(double timeout). This function can be accessed from the iocsh shell with the asynSetAutoConnectTimeout(double timeout) command. This short timeout is designed to allow devices time to connect if they are available, but not to excessively slow down booting of the IOC by waiting, for example, for the system timeout on TCP connections. Note that this means that it is very likely that the pasynCommon->connect() call will occur as soon as the asynCommon interface is registered, which means that the driver must have already done all initialization required for the asynCommon->connect() callback before it registers the asynCommon interface. If the port does not connect initially, or if it subsequently disconnects, then asynManager will queue a connection request every 20 seconds. If autoConnect is true and port/device is enabled but the device is not connected, then queueManager calls calling asynCommon:connect just before it calls processCallback. • Exception services Methods: exceptionCallbackAdd, exceptionCallbackRemove, exceptionConnect, exceptionDisconnect Device support code calls exceptionCallbackAdd and exceptionCallbackRemove. The complete list of exceptions is defined in asynDriver.h as "enum asynException". Whenever a port driver connects or disconnects, normally as a result of a call to asynCommon:connect or asynCommon:disconnect, it must also call exceptionConnect or exceptionDisconnect. • Interrupt services Methods: registerInterruptSource, getInterruptPvt, createInterruptNode, freeInterruptNode, addInterruptUser, removeInterruptUser, interruptStart, interruptEnd Interrupt just means: "I have a new value." Many asyn interfaces, e.g. asynInt32, provide interrupt support. These interfaces provide methods addInterrup...
Methods. The Employer will have the following options of making payment: - by negotiable check, paid at job site, or - direct deposit in employee’s bank account (at election of employee in writing) - by mail (at election of employee in writing). If paid by mail, check shall be postmarked not later than one (1) business day prior to the established payday.
Methods. Cases of SOC with a noninvasive or superficially invasive serous lesion, a hyperplastic lesion with/without atypia, or EIC in the endometrium were selected for inclusion in this study. Tissue sections from both ovaries, the fallopian tubes, and the uterus were extensively reviewed by an expert gynecopathologist. For both EIC and SOC, immunostaining for p53, Ki-67, estrogen receptor, and progesterone receptor; TP53 mu- tation analysis; and in situ ploidy analysis were performed. Results: Nine cases of SOC with concurrent EIC in the endometrium were identified. Immunostaining for p53, Ki-67, estrogen receptor, and progesterone receptor revealed almost identical expression patterns and similar intensities in each pair of EIC and coin- cident SOC. Identical TP53 mutations were found in SOC and coinciding EIC in 33% of the cases, suggesting a clonal origin. DNA ploidy analysis, as a marker for neoplastic pro- gression, demonstrated an increased number of aneuploid nuclei in SOC compared to their corresponding EIC (P = 0.039). In addition, the mean amount of DNA per nucleus in SOC was higher (ie, more aneuploid) compared to EIC (P = 0.039).
Methods. Unless otherwise provided herein, all payments to be made by the Bank to the Depositor or the Depositor's assignee or endorsee, as appropriate, with respect to any account shall be made on the maturity date of the deposit, or for demand deposits, on demand, at the Bank's office in Taipei or to an account of the Depositor with the Bank as designated by the Depositor. Any payment from the Bank to the Depositor shall be payable only in the currency in which it is due and shall be subject to all applicable laws, regulations, rules, customs and usages (including without limitation, any foreign exchange restrictions or controls) and the sovereign risk of the country of such currency. Without prejudice to the foregoing, to the extent permitted by laws and regulations, any payment obligation of the Bank may be discharged by drawing a check or bank draft or other instrument on a branch or a correspondent bank of the Bank or a bank nominated by the Depositor in the country of the currency and the Bank shall in no circumstances by required to discharge such payment obligations by making delivery of cash.
Methods. Twenty focus group discussions (FGDs) and demographic surveys were conducted from May-July 2015 with groups of men and women in ten villages categorized into three types according to their open defecation status following implementation of CLTS. Three in-depth interviews (IDIs) were also conducted with CLTS facilitators in July 2015. FGDs and IDIs transcripts were analyzed qualitatively using MAXQDA software, and descriptive statistics were drawn from the demographic surveys using the statistical software SAS. Results: Participants indicated that the ability and willingness to end the practice of open defecation following implementation of CLTS was primarily contingent upon personal circumstances, some of which they had control over and others of which they did not. The catalyst for behavior change after CLTS implementation was framed in terms of receiving information about the negative health implications of open defecation, but once that knowledge was obtained, the desire to change was dependent on other factors. Financial constraint was seen as a prominent factor in the participants’ ability to build latrines among all three types of villages. The inability to build latrines was also attributed to the physical environment. Community members’ willingness to assist others in building their latrines, as well as the ability of the community’s leaders to command authority, contributed to the village’s open defecation status. Conclusion: Programs that attempt to end the practice of open defecation through CLTS should adjust their project implementation to adequately address factors specific to the community, including personal benefits to be obtained from behavior cessation, financial constraints, and challenges with the environment that might hinder the uptake of latrine construction. Adherence to CLTS practices: a qualitative examination of contextual factors that influence open defecation practices in the Zanzan district of Côte d’Ivoire By Xxxxx Xxxx Bachelor of Arts, International Studies and French University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 2009 Thesis Committee Chair: Xxxx Xxxxxxxx, PhD A thesis submitted to the Faculty of the Xxxxxxx School of Public Health at Emory University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Public Health ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to thank first and foremost my thesis advisor, Xxxx Xxxxxxxx, for her encouragement, guidance and patience on my thesis. I am also deeply grateful for my collabora...
Methods. This section should include a fairly detailed discussion of the work plan and technical approach to both field and laboratory techniques.
