MAST Sample Clauses

MAST i. Testing the existence and integrity of all permits required for the establishment and operation of the base station.
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MAST. (d) Thing that flies or hovers or anything that falls from such a thing.
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MAST. 3.2.1 Newcastle University has three core academic functions: research and innovation; learning, teaching, and the wider student experience; engagement and internationalisation. Strategic leadership of these areas is provided, university-wide, by the deputy Vice-Chancellor and two Pro-Vice-Chancellors. Delivery of the core functions occurs in the three faculties, each headed by a Pro-Vice-Chancellor: the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences; the Faculty of Medical Sciences; and the Faculty of
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MAST. Agree. The net result of what we are looking for is a broader community-based and supported zoo that, hopefully, will result in participation from more individuals than ever before. Up to this point, it has been considered a County operation and this may bring it to another level. If it is a non-profit board standing on its own and not relying on County funding, it will need to have board members that are well respected within the community both for their fundraising capabilities and their fund giving capabilities. I think, eventually, we will have a much better zoo. This may result in new growth opportunities.
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MAST. Agree. But I think again it is not a southwest Grand Rapids jewel. It is a county jewel so that there has to be countywide representation. Yes, they need to be sensitive to that part of the city in terms of traffic flow, etc. It will need to be released from a lot of current constraints.
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MAST. MAST is a tool suite for modelling and analyzing real-time applications. It has its own metamodels to create the models needed by the analysis and simulation tools. MAST tools make use of the concepts introduced in the metamodels to analyze and simulate real-time applications and provide the results. XXXX supports a variety of scheduling analysis methods: RM, EDF and Holistic. The tool suite also includes a scheduling simulator engine.
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MAST. 4.1 Make UPETROM
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