The Justice Ministry said it was possible to resubmit corrected application materials, but Mr. Ryzhkov said the party would boycott the upcoming elections and plan protests instead.
The dependencies in time and space make a correct application of correction coefficients to the combined hydrologic hydrodynamic modelling of urban drainage systems and the design of these systems not obvious, as pointed out by the paper.
Although arguably a correct application of the principles the system was designed for, it had clearly over-regulated.
Logic, for example, is a set of practices and therefore a language, perfectly in order as it stands; what counts in logic as a correct application of a term or a permissible inference, therefore, depends only on what logicians do.
This was a correct application of the NFL Rulebook, which lists "Recovery of a loose ball that does not involve a boundary line or the end zone" as one of nine types of non-reviewable play (rule 15, section 9, article 5).
Moreover, the transformation rules must be so formulated that there is an effective way of telling whether any purported application of them is a correct application or not, and hence whether a purported proof of a theorem really is a proof or not.
Thus, a proper over-sampling related to the time scale of the phenomenon of interest is needed for a correct application of the methods.
The role of the Courant-Isaacson-Rees rule and of the Riemann invariants for a correct application of the MoL is emphasized.
For teachers who view mathematics as a set of skills layered upon a real-world context, problem solving may be erroneously perceived as a correct application of tools instead of an integrated instructional experience (Lesh et al. 2000).
The reanalysis of several market price time series already studied in the literature points out that a correct application of the estimators (supported by a preventive signal classification) yields homogeneous H values allowing for a useful cross-validation of results reported in different works.
