Second, we show how to design networks if further restrictions are imposed, for instance by predefining the detailed network connectivity.
The penalty for refusal to obey an order may be $500; and each day's continuance of the refusal after service of the order it is declared 'shall be a separate offense.' The penalty may apparently be imposed for each instance of violation of the order.
For instance, no tax might be imposed for a household's first $500,000 in wealth, 1 percent for the next $500,000 and 2 percent for wealth above $1 million.
Reports are mainly voluntary, though penalties may be imposed for not reporting them in certain instances.
Two criteria were imposed for sequence mapping.
As we shall see, more constraints may have to be imposed, if for instance the flow in the pipe is required to be laminar.
Several researchers have also made a distinction between the concepts of "goals" and "standards", where goals are described as being internally imposed, while standards are externally imposed, for instance by managers [ 38, 43].
If, however, a fee will be imposed in all instances, the notice must state that a fee will be imposed.
Such limits, which would be independent of lifespan, could for instance be imposed by sex-specific trade-offs mediated by hormones, gene expression patterns or other traits that differ between males and females.
Fines can be imposed on shippers, and instances of leaking packages are reportable to the Center for Disease Control.
