Sentence examples for base penalties from inspiring English sources
California and federal regulators will use computer models to come up with some estimate on which to base penalties under the Clean Air Act.
However, in a decision promulgated by the Fifth Circuit Court, it was found that soreness found through digital palpation alone was not sufficient evidence upon which to base penalties.
But Ghabar also described it as "trivial" and only worthy of a base penalty.
A grade-one dangerous throw charge carries a 125-point base penalty.
At the prodding of the DOJ, the United States Sentencing Commission has raised penalties for corporate fraud twice, in January and April 2003, nearly doubling the base penalty for some crimes.
The grade one charge attracts 125 base penalty points but two prior non-similar offences lifts the total to 175, meaning he will miss the decider against North Queensland unless he successfully fights the one-week ban.
In the second approach, the distance based penalties are shown to lead to estimators of the mutual center that are related to the arithmetic, the Riemannian and the harmonic means of positive definite matrices, respectively.
"Basing penalties on the weight of drugs that somebody's caught with—I don't think anybody in the field thinks that makes any sense," said Harold Pollack, a University of Chicago professor who co-directs the school's crime lab.
Default setting were used except that the short read (<56 bases) penalties were adjusted to only allow for a maximum of five unaligned bases at the ends of reads, while still allowing for 2 mismatches or two indels (mismatch cost of 1, insertion and deletion costs of 2, limit of 5).
To avoid such unintended consequences, a relaxed unit-RIN based penalty scheme is proposed and shown to improve the overall biofuel supply chain performance.
Genetic algorithm (GA) based penalty function method is employed to find the optimal layout of rectangular PCLD patches with aim to minimize the SVD of the PCLD-treated cylindrical shell.
