On these peers, we can impose the role of DVS gateway, i.e., let them translate the original streaming to distributive form and relay to the other peers who cannot connect to the original source with enough bandwidth.
Lenore Pavlakos was certainly imposing in the role.
(FC22) Health professionals agreed that lack of alternative care options could compel family members to reluctantly accept a technical procedure, and family expectations might impose the care role on a particular individual.
And just after World War I, rebellion in Iraq forced the British Army to withdraw and the Royal Air Force deputized to assume the role of imposing the will of the occupying power by applying punishment and retaliation from the air against the local forces.
This raises the intriguing possibility that Nanog plays a critical role in imposing the transcriptional and epigenetic state required to silence transgene expression.
BUBR1 is important for this process because of its essential roles in imposing the spindle assembly checkpoint (SAC) and promoting chromosome congression at the kinetochore (Ditchfield et al., 2003; Lampson and Kapoor, 2005).
"The king's really irrelevant," declares a character in the film, who obviously had not seen the imposing Wu Hsing-kuo in the role.
We also draw attention to a range of practical strategies, including conscious ingratiation, sanctioning, and fairness appeals, which were mobilised to impose the auditors in their roles, populate the field with new rules and confer a new order.
In contrast to the relatively competitive settings that witnessed the emergence of cost systems in Anglo-American settings, the focal countries of this chapter featured inter alia the imposing role of religious and social philosophers' ideas on society as well as distinctive degrees of state intervention in the economy.
Public rhetoric will try to impose preconditions but the role of the UN is to be facilitating, mediating, pushing, stimulating.
