They stuck to their script without deviation and avoided eye contact, America's version of the Buckingham Palace guards.
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What they and several friends do recall without deviation is that within months of that dive bar meeting, Ms. Greenhouse and Mr. Mulkeen became inseparable.
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"The Governing Council is convinced of the need to continue an accommodative monetary policy stance, without deviation from the announced measures under implementation to be expected," he added.
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"However, today's (post-earnings call with analysts) said the chips business will focus on profitability, not market share - suggesting they will continue the current course without deviation, which put our minds to rest," he told Reuters.
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The rational model views organizations as a mechanism that is made up of various parts that can be modified in order to create an output in the shortest amount of time and without deviation.
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Gymnasts are expected to land in line with the table, without deviation from either side too far. For elite gymnasts there will be lines indicated where the central line is and other outside lines that help the judge see how far they have deviated from the line.
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Mostert, p. 254 After conferring with his captains, the admiral decided that the French target must be Egypt and set off in pursuit.Keegan, p. 55 Incorrectly believing the French to be five days ahead rather than two, Nelson insisted on a direct route to Alexandria without deviation.
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Also, the students must progress through this path without deviation, "turning neither aside unto the right hand, nor unto the left wherein are the wicked and frightening" paths that would lead to incertitude and debacle. Only "the path of the Chameleon, that Path namely, which is alone moving upwards" to supernatural wisdom will lead them so.
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Little evidence of Mao's approach survived in Deng.Richard Baum, Burying Mao: Chinese politics in the age of Deng Xiaoping ( Princeton UP, 1996). Deng Xiaoping Theory argues that upholding Mao Zedong Thought does not mean blindly imitating Mao's actions without deviation as seen in the government of Hua Guofeng, and doing so would actually "contradict Mao Zedong Thought".
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The leather making process is in general restricted to batch processing, but if the surface coating sub-process is added then some continuous processing can be included. The operation flow has to follow the preparatory → tanning → crusting → surface coating sub-process order without deviation, but some of the sub-processes can be omitted to make certain leathers (or partially tanned/ untanned products).
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During the 1960s, the United Kingdom's Transport and Road Research Laboratory tested a driverless Citroen DS that interacted with magnetic cables that were embedded in the road. It went through a test track at without deviation of speed or direction in any weather conditions, and in a far more effective way than by human control. Research continued in the 1970s with cruise control devices activated by signals in the cabling beneath the tracks.
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In 1966, Felzenberg became a candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in New Jersey's eleventh congressional district. With the backing of the Essex County Republican Committee, Felzenberg won the Republican primary with 5,677 (76%) votes against Joseph F. Shanahan, who received 1,801 votes (24%). In the general election, he faced two-term Democratic incumbent Joseph Minish. Felzenberg criticized Minish for voting "without deviation" for each item in President Lyndon Johnson's Great Society program.
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Barlow immediately turned to investigate the strange sail, steering southwards directly at the lumbering vessel. Saulnier was seemingly unwilling to attempt any manoeuvre in the face of the enemy, as Africaine continued to hold the original course without deviation. By 19:30 it was inevitable that Phoebe would intercept Africaine and Saulnier shortened sail, slowing his frigate to meet the threat. Barlow was still unsure of the identity of the stranger and fired a shot over Africaine as a warning to its captain to identify his ship.
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The leaders open the programme with a one-minute statement, and close with a one-and-a-half-minute speech, with the questions asked in between. The first part covers the theme subject and in the second half on any other subject. For both the themed and unthemed sections, the pre-selected questions are asked by the audience member, without deviation, and answered by each leader in turn for one minute each. They then have an additional minute in turn to respond to each other's answer.
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Preventing accidents in rebreathers from cell failures is possible in most cases by accurately testing the cells before use. Some divers carry out in-water checks by pushing the oxygen content in the loop to a pressure that is above that of pure oxygen at sea level to indicate if the cell is capable of high outputs. This test is only a spot check and does not accurately assess the quality of that cell or predict its failure. The only way to accurately test a cell is with a test chamber which can hold a calibrated static pressure above the upper set-point without deviation and the ability to record the output voltage over the full range of working partial pressures and graph them.
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Although he had no prior diplomatic experience (he had never traveled abroad), Sambuu was appointed Ambassador of the Mongolian People's Republic to Moscow in 1937, where he managed Mongolia's most important bilateral relationship. Sambuu had been an early supporter of Soviet leadership in Mongolian affairs (he often referred to the Soviet Union as Mongolia's "big brother") and was viewed by Mongolia's supreme leader Khorloogiin Choibalsan as someone he could depend on to carry out the party line without deviation. Throughout World War II Sambuu played a key role in funneling Mongolian monetary and material assistance to the Soviet Red Army fighting German troops. He also took a keen interest in supporting Mongolian students (including future leader Yumjaagiin Tsedenbal) who were studying in Russia, seeing them as the key to Mongolia's future, and cultivated many of Mongolia's future diplomats.
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