Examples of cabinet

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To ensure isolation between the two stock cultures, they were kept in separate environmental cabinets.
They were also furnished with such modern sanitary wares as bathtubs, water closet, hand washbasin with marble counter top and timber cabinets.
Rather than rejecting responsible cabinets and a stronger central government role, these reform edicts postponed them to a later time.
The recommendations from these meetings are referred to the weekly meetings of the chefs de cabinets.
Right-wing cabinets, trusting the capacity of private agents to supply the levels of savings and investment optimal to sustain growth, pushed through sizeable privatization packages.
The cabinet's statement was that new legislation was not necessary.
Any such cabinets would be equally good for the prime minister, for they would be turned down by the president anyway.
They derive utility not only from the cabinet's overall policy but also from increased spending on their portfolio.
Thus, increased spending in a department distorts the cabinet's policy in that portfolio.
The pooled faecal samples from the floor of the cabinets were analysed as previously described.
A fumigation chamber and rubber gloves coupled to the cabinets allowed sampling without opening the system.
Animals were handled and sampled with the aid of rubber gloves laterally coupled to the cabinets.
His cabinets, including representatives of the regional leaders all over the country, were enormously big and expensive.
They shared with the curiosity cabinets of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries a fascination with the anomalous, the hybrid, and the grotesque.
The most common results, then, are books that are something like dictionaries, something like encyclopedias and, often, something like cabinets of curiosities.
In this fashion, the cabinet's monopoly of perks and policy influence severely limits ways in which backbenchers can trade off policy influence against promotion.
However, while it is certainly true that neo-patrimonialism, indicated by unpredictability and bloated cabinets, will disrupt any reform efforts, genuine change does take place.
The key to the cabinets was rusty from many years of disuse.
Switching from extensive to intensive modes of development seemed to be a hard task for the post-communist cabinets.
A photoperiod of 14 h per day was controlled by time clocks in all cabinets.
All dung pads were placed into temperature cabinets and allowed 16 hours to equilibrate before the experimental material was introduced.
Levels of relative humidity were maintained within the range of 60-80% by providing free water in trays in the cabinets when necessary.
Temperature and relative humidity in each of the cabinets were recorded continuously with thermohygrographs.
Reducing airborne pathogens and dust in commercial hatching cabinets with an electrostatic space charge system.
The cabinet's statement on euthanasia came shortly before the 1986 elections.
In parliamentary systems, cabinets generally are formed through the selection of partisan ministers.
In short, under factionalized single-party cabinets, the president is more likely to face a ministry whose preferences differ from her own.
Since cabinets in our dataset average about twenty portfolios, this was achieved by collapsing the hypothetical party shares to the nearest 5 per cent.
Political experience measures how much cumulative experience is enjoyed by the cabinet's leaders, regardless of whether they are switching from one portfolio to another.
Even under less trying circumstances, some non-partisan ministers may be drafted into 'normal' cabinets to contribute policy expertise that the parties may otherwise lack.
None of the cabinets in our sample were in fact formed after 2000.
They would allow us to conduct the more precisely-tailored equilibrium analysis of local administrations more typically reserved for national cabinets.
As we shall see, we can use any model that generates precise predictions of equilibrium cabinets to do this.
Piglets were further monitored for 11 days before being inoculated and placed in the isolation cabinets.
In both trials, animals were randomly chosen and placed in the cabinets.
All samples were purchased directly from chilled cabinets or displays and were examined within the use-by date.
The resolution of the fiscal crisis was at the heart of the cabinet's agenda.
Televisions were sold as elegant additions to the furniture of the home, sometimes even with cocktail cabinets attached.
The cabinets were connected to each other with a 0.8-m-long duct with 0.2 m diameter.
Lateral movement in multi-mono works polarises in the loudspeaker cabinets and the richness of a three-dimensional 'stage' is rare.
Above all, cabinets were given the opportunity to act responsibly.
Liberal cabinets, and occasionally sponsored the government party's campaigns.
First, cabinets, coalition cabinets in particular, may undergo cycles of formation, collapse and reformation.
Why do some cabinets that are faced with a certain event dissolve, while other cabinets do not?
Divided cabinets are unable to reshape the state.
Further, it is often the case that no individual party commands a majority of legislative seats and so coalition cabinets are formed.
The simplest is that the dissension reflected ideological disagreements with the cabinet's legislative programme.
All of this complicated the cabinet's proceedings in terms of timing and appearance.
Photo archivists are being pressured to convert their cabinets full of film negatives into digitized copies.
One of the options considered for replacing flow cabinets was to work near alcohol burners.
Lighting in each of the cabinets was provided by six vertically installed 20 watt fluorescent tubes on both sides.
Levels of relative humidity were maintained within the range of 60-90% by providing free water in trays in some of the cabinets when necessary.
During the commissioning period, a problem arose during the air-stripping operation, when large quantities of biofilm occluded air and water flow through the stripping cabinets.
Finally, coalition governments are more likely to be plagued by internal disagreements that would shorten their life (relative to one-party cabinets).
To be sure, it is not uncommon for presidents to choose friends to join their cabinets.
The new cabinet's response was summarily revealed in its reaction to the commission's resignation.
Secondly, and less dramatically, cabinets may be reshuffled, ministerial portfolios being reallocated among members of the governing coalition.
Parliamentary cabinets are subject to two types of instability.
The crucial difference pertains to the cabinets that are formed directly after an election.
In the main, these issues were not resolved and will undoubtedly haunt cabinets constituted by the agreed methods.
In fact, research into the political evidence directly related to the cabinet's decision - evidence the revisionists have generally neglected - confirms this.
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