LAME, toothless and 80 years old, Haji Beardad is not exactly imposing.
Why should we impose our values on others?Well, some values, such as gender equality and individual autonomy, are worth vigilantly defending, if not exactly imposing.
He later takes an easy two to deep midwicket though, and already there's a sense that West Indies aren't exactly imposing themselves here.
These boundary conditions exactly impose the fact that particles do not exit the domain.
For smooth interfaces, the proposed formulations preserve the continuity of the flux and exactly imposes the constraint between the tangent components of Darcy velocity on the interface.
(The item is not exactly imposing today: Dried out like a piece of beef jerky, the mummified organ is only about an inch and a half long, laid on a wad of cotton wool, although the antique leather presentation case in which it is preserved is very tasteful, embossed with a gold crown and the letter "N").
Who, exactly, will impose the peace when inevitably upset, often alcohol-fueled passengers have enough of seatmates yelling into their phones over the Grand Canyon?
Higher taxes on the high incomes would be imposed exactly at a time when the few are suddenly becoming enriched relative to the many.
The commonly used transfinite interpolation in the computer-aided design (CAD) community is now extended to define boundary value function so that the IDBCs are imposed exactly.
It is also shown that shapes can be mono-, bi-, tri- or neutrally stable, depending on the growth strain levels and the material properties: furthermore, it is shown that certain combinations of growth modes result in a free, or natural, response in which the doubly curved shape of disk exactly matches the imposed strains.
