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Frequency allocations are contained in a table given by RR Article S5 This table contains a number of footnotes which provide for the allocation of a given frequency band to a given service or application, subject to the application of RR S921 (ex-Article 14) provisions RR S921 (ex-Article 14) provisions are, in contrast with the other procedures described in this section, not a coordination procedure in the sense that its successful application to a given frequency assignment only means that this frequency assignment is in conformity with RR Article S5 In addition to this conformity, the applicable coordination procedure (such as RR Article S9 or Resolution 46, which can be initiated before or at the same time as RR S921), needs to be carried out successfully in order to obtain protection for this assignment.

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Under these provisions, the requesting administration sends the RR Appendix S4 information to the Bureau This information is published by the Bureau in a special section (AR14/C) of its weekly circular, with a list identifying the administrations which might be affected, based on the relevant sharing criteria Any administration believing that the planned assignment may affect its services operated in accordance with the Table of Frequency Allocations or planned to be so operated, shall, within four months of the date of the weekly circular, so inform the administration requesting agreement and the Bureau Any administration not having commented within this period shall be regarded as unaffected by the planned assignment When a disagreement from an administration is based on a planned assignment to a space radiocommunication station not yet in operation, only assignments for which RR Appendix S4 has been received, or for which RR S9.

21 procedure has been initiated, and which are planned to be operated within the next three years (Rule of Procedure December 1994) can be considered In the case of a disagreement based on a planned assignment to a terrestrial radiocommunication station, a three year period is also applicable (Rule of Procedure December 1994)..

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most potent and selective human AChEIs among them. They showed high inhibitory activity toward human AChE (hAChE) with IC50 values of 0.318 and 0.323 nM, respectively. Additional studies on 49a and 49b have shown that both compounds act as the tight-binding and reversible AChEIs. They cross the blood-brain barrier and bind to the hAChE with a Ki value of around 30 mM, which is one of the highest af nities reported in the literature. The af nity of both compounds for hAChE is 180-fold higher than that of HA.142,143 4.7 4.7.1 STRUCTURAL BIOLOGY Interaction Between HA and AChE

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with the reverse result. In this way, SIP allows user preferences to be carried with a request message. For example, a SIP request sent to a user s URI could be routed to any number of devices, depending on where the user is currently registered, and what features and scripts are activated in the called party s SIP network. A SIP request could also be sent containing a Reject-Contact [25] header, indicating that the requestor does not want to reach voicemail, for example. When a SIP message is processed by servers, it is usually up to the server as to whether to proxy or redirect the request, and whether to invoke a serial or parallel search (forking). However, the use of the Request-Disposition header allows the requestor to have some input. For example, a request containing a Request-Dispositon: proxy, sequential indicates that the requestor wishes the request to be proxied instead of redirected, and to have a serial search as opposed to a parallel search. The Caller Preferences document [25] describes all the options. Note that a proxy that does not implement a particular feature may simply ignore the header. The Caller Preferences draft includes pseudocode describing the exact URI and parameter matching, and the interaction of the q preference values, if present. Note that the use of the caller preferences defined Contact header extensions is useful in SIP CGI and CPL scripting for SIP service creation. The use of the Requires: prefs header allows a user agent to require that a registrar support caller preferences and will act accordingly.