If, therefore, Mannerism is identified with the maniera, it can be historically related to a particular 16th-century style; but if it is applied strictly to early Rosso and Pontormo, as it was by Dvořák, it has no firm grounding in the way people in the 16th century thought about painting.
In general, league executives in football and baseball believe that if the regulations are applied strictly, "it's going to create one big mess," as one lawyer put it.
Laws and regulations regarding the the transport of live animals should be applied strictly, it added.
If the standardised surgical technique for LH, as we describe it in this publication, is applied strictly, the operating procedure is straightforward and operation times are less as described for, e.g. LAVH procedures.
But for others — including Chief Justice Roger Taney, who authored the Dred Scott decision — the ordinance applied strictly to the territory it was written to establish.
Our method does not employ the residual coding approach but instead it converts a compressed signal into its uncompressed version through a statistical conversion function applied strictly on the compressed signal.
They might well work at first – although only if applied strictly in the order suggested by Asimov – but it's hard to imagine that computer minds which can already beat us at complicated games of strategy won't find a way round them.
When applied strictly to a business in which the word "art" is thrown around loosely, it doesn't really describe the majority of smaller independent movies that have helped revitalize American cinema in recent years and that make up the backbone of the annual Sundance Film Festival.
This data verifies that in high-risk areas, clinical criteria should be applied strictly to cases with a strong family history for GC in particular when it has identified very young members.
As such, the regulations applied strictly to telecoms providers, the majority of which were state owned.
