Emerging revitalization measures and trends

Finding the winning revitalization strategies

In both cases, the level of activation increases as the amount of money increases, suggesting that both giving and receiving money results in neural reward.

Acknowledging the role of leadership in the revitalization process

They are covered by the appealing mantle of revitalization .

Revitalization was a continuous process which required the participation of the plenary Assembly as well as the Main Committees.

And you do that by measuring the relative activation of the left prefrontal cortex in the fMRI, versus the right prefrontal cortex.

This temperature is required to supply the activation energy needed for combustion.

Reports from various countries confirm that revitalization is an expensive operation.

These are among the quick wins that would, it is hoped, stimulate other revitalization processes.

Optically activating these hundred or so cells into two strains of flies has dramatically different consequences.

Their presence is concrete evidence of the revitalization and rejuvenation often called for in these halls.

The experiences reported by Member States clearly indicate that revitalization is both an event and a process.

One of the first versions of the theorem was proved by George Cybenko in 1989 for sigmoid activation functions.

Let me stress that, at this point, the ultimate success of revitalization efforts lies in the hands of delegations.

In emergencies, UNICEF will ensure that national sector coordination mechanisms are activated quickly and used as the basis for the emergency response.

The hospitals will be reactivated, with particular emphasis on referrals and counter referrals and support for primary health care services, as a means of putting the health system on a sustainable basis.

The European Union wished to submit several proposals for consideration in the new year as part of the revitalization effort.

That tool should be used to move the revitalization agenda forward on matters such as the allocation of items and the streamlining of resolutions.

That goes both for the regular work of the General Assembly, including revitalization, and for keeping up the momentum of the reform process.

One item that consistently appears on revitalization agendas in all regions of the world is public integrity.

It is a revitalization challenge that transcends geographic, economic, socio political and cultural boundaries, and it serves as a linchpin in contemporary revitalization efforts.

In addition to grappling with the challenges of senior level recruitments, ongoing revitalization programmes also have to deal with issues of diversity.

To sum up, a revitalization programme that is not supported with an appropriately trained and duly motivated cadre of staff is not sustainable.12

During the activation process, Al is leached out of the NiAl3 and Ni2Al3 phases that are present in the alloy, while most of the Al remains, in the form of NiAl.

In adults, fetal hemoglobin production can be reactivated pharmacologically, which is useful in the treatment of diseases such as sickle cell disease.

Based on the premise that revitalization is a dynamic process, the report provides snapshots of reform and revitalization efforts within and across the world regions.

The Economic and Social Council definitely needs to be revitalized in the light of the immense changes that have taken place in the economic and social spheres over the past 60 years.

But, beneath the superficiality of the comments that have circulated to date, that revitalization effort actually proposes taking away from the Assembly the competences conferred upon it under the Charter.

Notwithstanding differences within and across regions, the rationale frequently cited for embarking on revitalization efforts includes the following

Reports of experiences in engaged governance in some countries further testify to the importance accorded by recent revitalization programmes to issues of concern to the people.

However, any such stimulus must go hand in hand with an appropriation of the local political process by the citizenry, and this requires political mobilization through training, information, awareness raising and organization for individuals and communities at the grass roots level.

In countries emerging from conflict, revitalization was expected to be an integral part of the State reconstruction process, and a means of stemming the decay of State and civil society institutions.

That requires additional efforts to accelerate the revitalization process as part of a changing agenda in the fight against terrorism, especially in terms of making the CTC's Executive Directorate (CTED) fully operational.

A satisfactory level of mutual trust has been achieved at the most senior level.

Some measurements approaches are at the firm level, some at the product level, and still others are at the consumer level.

Perhaps it need not be reflected in written form at this point, but at least let the First Committee as the Committee that has pursued the revitalization effort deal with substantive issues.

The complex nature of public administration presents the design and implementation of revitalization programmes with an immediate problem that of deciding on the strategy or options to apply in meeting ongoing and unfolding challenges.

However, the definitive success of that revitalization process depended on the support of Governments, and in particular the availability of the financial resources necessary for the Institute to function.

Hence, the higher the level of development, the lesser the amount of crime, while the lower the level of development, as is the case in Africa, the higher the level of crime.

During the period covered by the fifteenth work programme, the Committee will continue its efforts to complete the revitalization process, in particular to ensure that the Counter Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate becomes fully operational.

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So six shootings across the whole country, fairly consistently over the years before.

(a) Despite the revitalization and fund raising efforts undertaken by the Secretary General and the Institute, contributions have not reached the level required to enable the Institute to operate beyond 31 December 2000