An imposing example of Ho statuary stands in Saigon's richest district, in a square he shares with luxury stores flogging Chanel perfumes and Cartier jewellery.
As an adult, he found himself unable to live up to his father's imposing example and chose, instead, to become something close to his opposite.
Those exhibits, now retired, were an essential part of the mythological narrative of the 19th-century natural history museum, of which this institution was a late but imposing example.
In October posts began appearing on Mr. Avary's Twitter account in which he described his jail setting ("The building is an imposing example of the Brutalist architectural movement," he wrote) and details of his furlough program.
The grade two listed Cornerstone building, at the Creative Campus is an imposing example of 19th century architecture transformed by an award-winning and sensitive restoration into a 21st century centre for learning.
As well as his 90th birthday year, the day's stream of concerts acknowledged Boulez as founder of the Lucerne Festival Academy, the annual laboratory in which brilliant young musicians are immersed in the performance practice of 20th- and 21st-century music, and where composers and conductors attempt to follow Boulez's imposing example.
It must also be stable against perturbations such as the additional forces that might be imposed, for example, by winds or by earthquakes.
It imposes, for example, upon nonrecidivists guilty of arson causing great bodily injury a maximum sentence of nine years in prison; it imposes upon those guilty of voluntary manslaughter a maximum sentence of 11 years.
In subtle defiance of a ban on scarves for official identity photos, some Turkish women erase their hair digitally and replace it with a wig-like substitute.In less rigid Egypt, pious women have filed lawsuits against anti-veil rules imposed, for example, by state-run television networks.
These definitions are given in terms of control flow graphs which have had extra restrictions imposed (for example, end-reachability).
