Indeed, self-government was only possible because citizens could argue themselves into founding the institutions that facilitated the changes that the facts warranted: an executive branch limited by a legislature and an independent judiciary, justified by a study of historical abuses by monarchs, for example.
The officeholder is given broad statutory authority to make appointments to the various cabinets and departments of the executive branch, limited somewhat by the adoption of a merit system for state employees in 1960.
An aperture in the stimulus branch limited the diameter of the beam from the stimulus to 5 mm in the pupil plane.
NEW YORK -- Can you name the three branches of the American government, their powers, and how other branches limit their powers?
The overall search is aborted whenever the number of paths encountered exceeds the branching limit.
The procedure takes as input the source and target solid k-mers, the region sequence and a maximal branching limit.
The procedure takes as input the solid k-mer node as a source node in the DBG, the tail sequence and a branching limit.
Rapid, ancient radiations are a difficult challenge to phylogenetic inference [ 9, 33- 35] because short interior branches limit the historical record of early diversification.
Based on these observations, we ran our method on the E. coli and yeast data with the following parameters: k, 19; threshold for solid k-mers, 3; maximum error rate, 0.4; branching limit, 200; and number of target k-mers, 5.
Figure 3 shows the results for this experiment when varying five parameters: the k, the threshold for a k-mer to be solid in the Illumina dataset, the maximum error rate of corrected regions, the branching limit and the number of target k-mers for path finding from a source k-mer.
