Cultural life stagnated under the imposition of rigid Stalinist norms.
And under the imposition of what's referred to as initial rest, which corresponds to the response being 0 up until the time that the input becomes non-zero, the impulse response is a^n times u[n].
This viscoelasticity results in materials displaying increased deformation with time under the imposition of a defined force or stress, a phenomenon referred to as time-dependent deformation or 'creep'.
Analytical solutions are obtained and the effects of thermal asymmetries under the imposition of isoflux at the walls in Couette Poiseuille flows are analyzed by adopting field synergy principle.
The experimental results lead to suggest a model according to which the water splitting reaction occurring in the region of the BPM junction is very fast and remains reversible even under the imposition of large current densities.
A young William Shatner plays the title character, Adam Cramer, a man without a past who appears in a small Southern town where the white citizens are still reeling under the recent imposition of school integration.
A different result would have been directly at odds with the need under § 1983 to "prevent the imposition of municipal liability under circumstances where no wrong could be ascribed to municipal decisionmakers". Id., at 821, 105 S.Ct., at 2435.
the court shall remand the case for reconsideration under section 3593 or imposition of a sentence other than death.
Just four days earlier, however, South Africa had voted for the UN Security Council resolution calling for "all necessary measures" to be taken to protect Libyan civilians under threat, including the imposition of a no-fly zone.
