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spec: All the information relevant to the current state of its operation should be readily available and facilities to enable interaction with the plant : to change set-points , to adjust actuators ( device that provides the motive power to the process such as a dc motor ) , to change gain parameters for PID ( proportional-integral-derivative ) controllers , to acknowledge alarm conditions , and so on - should be provided . A random sample of three percent must be chosen . A backup tape containing all data on the server is saved indefinitely on the last Friday of the month . There was also the question of how the Missoula Valley Project would be paid for. With the onset of World War II , the Farm Security Administration gave some thought to approving the project by including it under the Food for Victory program , but area lands did not qualify for these funds at that point in time . The PRIA indicates an additional 1.5 million to 2.7 million employees will be more readily identified as exempt from the overtime requirements of the FLSA because the updated duties tests will replace the current duties tests in determining their exemption . The first is technology : there is no ASCII analogue for Chinese , or readily accesible platform for switching between a pictographic language and one scribed in the basic Roman alphabet . The provisions of any school act should , therefore , be eminently just , and so plain and explicit as to be readily understood by every one . Over ninety percent of Chekhov 's published work appeared in magazines before he was twenty-eight , and , by this age , he had already established himself as a premier writer of short stories . Some group members , like Hindun , have been using Air RahMat for several months . That proposal , called the Employee Free Choice Act , would let workers form unions more readily by simply signing a card or petition , impose stronger penalties on employers who violate labor laws , and allow for arbitration to settle first contract disputes.Advocates of the legislation say they doubt that it will get signed into law by President Bush , but that they think passage in Congress would make eventual signing of the law more likely.Supporters say the law is more fair to workers because employers ca n't mount a campaign to prevent formation of a union .