Far from defining normative constraints top-down or limiting the scope and influence of public participation and deliberation, fundamental rights are neither abstract ideals or, worse, rhetorical pleas, nor rules with a definite, closed and compelling meaning that concerns solely the relationships between citizens on the one hand, and their governments or judicial courts on the other.
Maximum rest-mass density (top), minimum lapse (middle) and (L_{2} -norm of the HamiL_{2} -normstraint (tof) for the stellar-collapse test.
By means of modifying several Wall properties, such as base constraint, base offset, top constraint, top offset, and thickness, the appearance of Wall elements can resemble smoke curtains and ceiling signboards.
The shifting explanation for Zubaydah's treatment, laid out in the 500-page summary of the Senate Intelligence Committee report made public Tuesday, provides an example of how the secret interrogation program from its inception became a self-justifying enterprise that slipped free of the constraints that top officials had promised would guide it.
However, always alleging budgetary constraints, CIS top managers put off this discussion about physicians' involvement until the implementation phase.
GPs have so far ridden the storm but financial constraints and top-down targets are starting to adversely affect the level of care we can deliver to our patients.
Initially, relaxation of system constraints during top-down optimizations was exploited as an attempt to overcome poor architecture models.
However, due to the lack of lateral support or constraint, the top reinforcement in the transverse beam was still under the compression state at this stage.
Winter Svalbard ptarmigan cannot run, even though their metabolic cost of locomotion was less, suggesting that there was not a metabolic constraint limiting top speed.
Feasibility as time grows is corroborated for the power constraint in (27) (top) and rate constraints in (26) (bottom).
