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In a preliminary injunction, Snow ordered Maricopa County to refrain from "detaining any person based only on knowledge or reasonable belief, without more, that the person is unlawfully present within the United States". In May 2013, after further hearings, Snow made that injunction permanent.

The experimental results show that these design criteria provide effective and reliable guidelines for the successful design and operation of multiplexed devices from first principles, that is, based only on knowledge of the suitability of a liquid for electrospray dispersion and of the critical liquid properties such as surface tension, viscosity and electric conductivity.

In some cases, for metabolic transformations catalysed by cytochromes P450, it is difficult to construct the structures of the metabolites based only on knowledge of the SOMs.

The configured metadata infrastructures now associated with each item in the collection enable individual datafiles to be accessed based only on knowledge of the persistent identifiers and media type, which can be allowed to default to specific type.

Our findings suggest that it may be incorrect to make predictions about the radiosensitivity of cells based only on knowledge of their mode of death.

Accounting for patient biases: The average patient cannot be expected to pursue positive health behaviors based only on knowledge of healthy and unhealthy behaviors.

Based only on your knowledge of this behavior, do you feel I am being a pig?

Moreover, local control design is based only on the knowledge of parameters of power lines and it does not require to store a global microgrid model.

Unlike the ciphertext attacks or ciphertext/plaintext pair attacks in single-key cryptosystems, this sort of cryptanalysis is aimed at breaking the cryptosystem by analysis that can be carried out based only on a knowledge of the system itself.

We propose a scheduling algorithm based only on the knowledge of the average SNR at each user from all the cooperating BSs, denoted as incomplete CSI.

Hence doctors always compromise their professional ethics during practice because they are unable to make decisions based only on medical knowledge; they have to consider economic interests as well.