On the other hand, the traction continuity condition can also be enforced point-wisely in strong form so that the standard principle of virtual work applies.
This vibration suppression is achieved by enforcing points of zero displacement, or otherwise referred to as nodes, at desired locations on the plate using properly tuned damped vibration absorbers.
When enforced, that point was around the letters on the shirt.
The Shepherd of Hermas, a book that enjoyed canonical status in some areas of the early church, enforced the point that excessive rigorism produces hypocrisies.
Consigliere, enforcer, point guard, battlefield commander, director of traffic, reality therapist, heat shield: each of these descriptions is used at some point during the four-hour documentary "The Presidents' Gatekeepers" to characterize the job of White House chief of staff.
Women's tennis," he railed before turning his attention to the umpire Fergus Murphy, who enforced a points deduction in the second set.
The question of whether the products of these techniques are considered GMOs or not has not yet been settled, and jurisdictions that consider the methods alone rather than the actual properties of the final plant product may end up with ineffective legislation that cannot be enforced, as pointed out in Seeds of Change.
And the positive moves in some other emerging markets yesterday re-enforced that point.
Here's the problem: Activist documentarians, by and large, shoot films that are calculated to enforce a point of view.
Some countries, like Egypt and Jordan, that are considered very advanced, the authorities are trying to enforce their point of view.
Still, Mr. Haggis insisted that "Valley of Elah" — the title refers to the site where David fought Goliath — was not intended to enforce his point of view.
