Locus definition

Locus in this context means whether the IPCC believed they were the organisation with the right or capacity to carry out such an investigation.

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Locus means a weaker relationship to illness than “agent.”

Locus means the position of a gene on a chromosome.

Examples of Locus in a sentence

• Sites 10, 14, 15, 16 and 18 are discussed below; the West Side Aquifer OU was discussed above in Section 3.4.2. The chemicals detected in the groundwater below Parcel 5 are generally above MCLs for VOCs (Locus 1999, Tetra Tech, 1999b).

• Results of Air Sampling, Former Foairchild Semiconductor Corporation Facilities Middlefield-▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Site, Mountain View, California, prepared for ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Semiconductor Corporation and Schlumberger Technology Corporation by Locus Technologies, Inc., August 2003 MADEP, 1995.

• This is collectively referred to as the Regional Plumes or the West Side Aquifer north of 101 (Tetra Tech, 1998a; Locus, 1999).

• The treatment system consists of two low-profile air strippers with vapor-phase granular activated carbon (“GAC”) used to treat off-gas from the lead air stripper (Locus, 1999).

• Date: Recorder: Site: Locus: Unit: Depth: Material Description of Artifact # of Artifacts Photos/Drawings of Artifacts Under this programmatic agreement, isolated prospect pits are considered ineligible for the NRHP when the following documentation requirements are met.

• Locus Health does not endorse, recommend, or otherwise make any representations or warranties with respect to any Third Party Technology.

• Locus Health services are intended for use only in a remote monitoring program supervised by an appropriately licensed agent of the Authorized User’s hospital or health system.

• Authorized Users are solely responsible for the content submitted to Locus Health Services.

• Content submitted by Authorized Users will be transmitted securely between the Locus Health patient application and the Locus Health clinical dashboard, hosted in the United States in an Amazon Web Services data center.

• If applying for an MLP Solar Program Rebate, Locus production meter LGate120-LTEx-ENE must be installed.

More Definitions of Locus

Locus or “Loci” shall mean point mutation(s), insertion(s) and/or deletion(s) in (i) genes, such as, but not limited to, [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED]/*/, or (ii) microsatellites, such as, but not limited to, [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED]/*/, for use with the Technology.

Locus which means place or location, can either be internal or external. The person believes that they can control their life is internal locus and who believes that environmental factors, chance or fate can control their decisions and life events is external locus. The term locus of control is the framework of Rotters (1954) Social Learning Theory. He gave the full name to the construct as Locus of Control of Reinforcement, because he wants to bridge behavioural and cognitive psychology. His assumption was that „reinforcement‟ i.e. rewards and punishments largely guided to one‟s behaviour. Through such reinforcements, individual‟s beliefs about what causes their behaviour are framed. These beliefs guide to determine, what kinds of attitudes and actions adopted by people. Thus it is considered that locus of control is an important aspect of personality. This concept refers as uni-dimensional continuum, ranging from internal to external. Sometimes locus of control seems as a stable, underlying personality construct but research shows that locus of control is largely learned.

Locus means Locus Robotics Corp., a Delaware corporation.

Locus means Locus Telecommunications, Inc. and its affiliates, subsidiaries, predecessors-in-interest and successors-in-interest.

Locus. Locus means a location on a chromosome corresponding to a Gene or a physical or phenotypic feature.