Justice Stevens, in his eloquent, essential dissent in the Supreme Court's "Heller" case, shows that the history of the Second Amendment "makes abundantly clear that the Amendment should not be interpreted as limiting the authority of Congress to regulate the use or possession of firearms for purely civilian purposes".
Of the 59 practices approached, just over a third agreed to participate, and just over a quarter completed the programme which may be interpreted as limiting generalisability.
Comparing (33) and (30), it follows that the Wiener phase noise can be interpreted as a limiting case of first-order phase noise, in the limit for.
We remark that the Blaschke-Potapov factorization of an inner function can be interpreted as a limiting case of a system of beamsplitters, feedforward delays, and cavity modes.
The court said the section of the constitution allowing the commonwealth to legislate for "marriage" should not be interpreted as being limited "only to the status of marriage, the institution reflected in that status, or the rights and obligations attached to it, as they stood at federation" in 1901.
Note that both functions (I_{m}^{(i)}(r,z)), (i=1,2), which can be interpreted as the limit of corresponding functions (tilde{A}_{m}^{(i)}(r,z l)) as (lrightarrowinfty), satisfy equation (39) in S because of the ellipticity of this equation in S and because of the maximum principle.
However, as this assumption is not realistic, these savings can only be interpreted as upper limits of the potential savings.
Nevertheless, albeit the abovementioned aspect might be interpreted as a limit of the present research, it might also represent an advantage of this index.
It can also be interpreted as a limit to the bone marrow size that regulates progenitor-cell proliferation to a value determined by K, p, and μ and is analogous to the carrying capacity in logistic models of growth [ 38].
The image of the object constructed from the far-field light loses these parts of the image as shown in Figure 9, which in other words can be interpreted as the diffraction limit [1]. Figure 9 Far-field imaging.
We adjust all earnings measures by the Consumer Price Index-All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) to 2012 dollars.11. Similar to Bound's (1989) study of denied applicants, our results on the earnings of those who had their payments ceased due to an FMR may be interpreted as an upper limit to the potential earnings of those who remain on the program after an FMR if their eligibility had instead ceased.
