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No time bound can be imposed on how long the Turing machine will take to output the value.
Currently, limits are imposed on how much money a licensed charity can raise through these lotteries.
New rules have been imposed on how investment banks underwrite and provide opinions on shares, resulting in less equity underwriting and fewer opinions.
Therefore, the test that must be imposed on Greece is not how much pain it is willing to accept via more austerity measures, but whether Athens can remain committed to putting her house in order with systemic reform.
But this raised some sensitive questions about what limitations can be imposed on national sovereignty and how a country should treat its own citizens.
Why and how would change be imposed on the Arabs?
It's lucky there are limits to how far the individual imagination can be imposed on consensus reality.
How can a voluntary program like the National School Lunch Program be "imposed" on anyone?
These findings highlighted the question of how positional identity is imposed on progenitor cells and how this determines neuronal subtype identity.
It's one measure of how culture is imposed on us that what's normal in children is problematic in adults.
It is no surprise coming from the woman who, musing on how gender roles are imposed on children by society, says: "As a girl, you're supposed to love Sleeping Beauty.
