With the discretion of the time t and camera pose space, the integration can be rewritten as the weighted summation of all homographies in the discrete camera pose space, where a homography is the transformed sharp image projected by corresponding camera pose.
There is no definition of timely visits which gives the veterinarian the discretion of what appropriate time limits are for each of their clients.
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With vacation time left at the discretion of employers, how much paid time off you receive in the U.S. typically depends on where you fall along the income scale.
If service of the summons within any seven-day period is impracticable, a court retains the discretion to enlarge that period of time under Rule 9006(b).
In the course of time this discretion has occasionally been abused in the defense of comfort and self-indulgence, but readers of the Rule can hardly fail to note the call to a full and exact observance of the counsels of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
Referrals to debt collection centers shall be at the discretion of, and for a time period acceptable to, the Secretary.
We must not allow any president to unleash the dogs of war at his own discretion and for an unlimited period of time.
However, according to union officials, players suspended on a basis other than a positive test are not subject to those penalties and can be punished for any length of time at the discretion of the commissioner.
In the first instance, this was nothing short of a prosecutor using his "prosecutorial discretion" to avoid wasting a lot of time in the courts, and (more importantly) to rein in one police officer who was obviously on a vendetta against the voters for passing a law he did not personally approve of.
