Hester relates well to his players, but the generation gap is wide (the players watch porn on their smartphones) and discipline is hard to impose ("On the first morning of two-a-days, Benjamin had... refused to wear his helmet on account of fresh ear piercings").
In what follows, we want to elaborate an alternative existence and uniqueness result with weaker conditions than the Lipschitz continuity imposed on the second variable of the nonlinear forcing term f.
In particular, C1 cubic feed acceleration/deceleration is imposed on the first and last PH quintic spline segments.
He referred to a controversial bar imposed on the first devolution referendum which meant 40% of the electorate had to vote "yes".
The Social Security tax is imposed on the first $84,900 of salary next year; there is no cap on the Medicare tax.
For a soul could not live in such conditions painlessly or happily, since the movement involves constraint, being imposed on the first body, whose natural motion is different, and imposed continuously.
In 1633, Shakespeare's story of the subjugation of the feisty Kate by the opportunistic Petruchio was performed at court alongside The Woman's Prize or the Tamer Tamed by John Fletcher, in which the widowed Petruchio remarries and suffers from his second wife a mirroring of the domination he imposed on the first.
The other boundary conditions in (2.30) are imposed on the first and the last rows of the modified Ai-1matrix on the left side of the equal sign in (2.29).
Although aperiodically intermittent control has been investigated in [27], the network topology was time-invariant and the pinning control was only imposed on the first node all the time.
In [27], the authors have investigated the aperiodically intermittent control for the time-invariant network and the pinning control was only imposed on the first node with a constant control gain.
