Whatever its failings before the hurricane hit, the federal government could have greatly lessened the disaster if it had acted immediately afterward as a direct enforcer of the law.
By contrast, upon applying the large penalty factor, the direct-enforcing method is achieved by directly solving the equations of motion without the breakdown of the system motion.
Depending on the way to solve the equations of motion, the large force method may be expressed as an indirect-enforcing or direct-enforcing method.
Modal analysis for the direct-enforcing method is conducted to investigate the characteristics of frequency and mode properties in the extreme low/high frequency domains using the Jacobi method and the frequency shift technique.
Kings Coach Don Perry was suspended for six games by the NHL in the 1981-82 season for directing enforcer Paul Mulvey to leave the bench to join a brawl in a game at Vancouver.
A direct approach, enforcing balance through hard constraints, may lead to infeasibility, but works well in practice.
More recently, direct estimation enforcing a FA structure has been proposed and suitable algorithms for both restricted maximum likelihood (REML) [ 5, 6, 44, 45] and Bayesian estimation [ 46] have been described, and mixed model software packages available, such as ASReml [ 47] or WOMBAT [ 48], readily accommodate such analyses.
The most direct is enforced legislation prohibiting the discharge of residues into the environment.
Tactic B: direct EPA enforcement staff to stop enforcing the law in states that have joint authority with EPA.
"We don't have a direct way of enforcing compliance with coverage, particularly in patient selection criteria," he said.
The first, direct outcome of enforcing the Libyan Political Exclusion Law would be pushing smart, influential former officials — some with access to key resources — toward a not insignificant segment of Libyan society unhappy with the revolution's outcome.
