The resulting document groups often resemble a topic category structure automatically imposed on only the set of documents matching a user's query.
At the start of the decade, opponents of this tax imposed on only the richest of estates deployed budgetary gimmicks; the estate tax was eliminated entirely this year and then comes back in 2011 at the highest rate in years.
However, this post-incarceration supervision is unfunded, and it has been imposed on only nine of the 1,621 people eligible.
These new challenges do not only impose on students and teachers but also on parents and school management.
Our method is designed to simplify the burden often imposed on users; here, only a single image which includes a nematode in its environment must be provided for model learning.
Several courts have settled on some version of the rule that, as explained by the California Supreme Court, "liability properly may be imposed on a participant only when he or she intentionally injures another player or engages in reckless conduct that is totally outside the range of the ordinary activity involved in the sport".
It is important to note that, when a stimulation is imposed on an electrode, only the potential of the metal side of the electrode, Vmetal, can be known, while the potential V in the medium in front of the electrode is unknown (and is the purpose of the computation).
It cannot be proved by any empirical research, but only imposed on us as a matter of belief and inculcated by education.
Particularly, this protocol is only imposed on a small fraction of agents to pin the whole system to a prescribed value.
An example is the function of being money that is imposed on a piece of paper, but only in the context of trading, or the function of being the president of the United States that is imposed on Barack Obama, but only in the context of his actual presidency.
