I would resolve petitioners double jeopardy claim on the sole ground that under Bullington v. Missouri, 451 U. S. 430 (1981), and its progeny a life sentence imposed by operation of law after a capital sentencing jury deadlocks and fails to reach a unanimous verdict is not an acquittal on the merits barring retrial.
In the current design of the ITER and DEMO divertor, the high heat flux loads during the operation impose a strong constraint on the structure mechanical performance of the divertor.
Boron control in the permeate products by reverse osmosis technology comprises several mitigation options which impose capital and operation costs.
Social networking on its part, i.e., online social networks and mobile social networks [5], has started shaping the current and future trends of wireless traffic, and thus, network engineers have to take into account their features, complications, and other requirements they impose on the operation of networks.
Constraints (1.6) impose the sum operation among haplotypes in absence of uncertainty.
IBAMA, the federal agency charged with this task, collects less than 1% of the fines it imposes during operations in the Amazon.
He toggles a switch and the glass becomes transparent, looking down on an imposing network operations center full of large computer displays.
U.S. federal regulators have largely declined to impose corporate product, operations or line of business suspensions for legal violations, although they have recently and occasionally imposed such measures when faced with violations of earlier settlements or recidivist behavior.
For that, NDN routers perform named-based routing, packet-level caching, and cache look-up, but these operations impose huge overhead on routers.
It then tracks the sequence of operations the donor executes and records them using a symbolic expression, a string of symbols that describes the logical constraints the operations impose.
