In particular, we show in Sections 4.1, 5, and 6.1 that it is possible to have codes with (r,ℓ -cooperative locality that do not have at least t=ℓ disjoint local repair groups for all code symbols (or information symbols).
I don't know of another locality that allows over seven months between a primary and the election of local candidates and there is good reason for that.
They were quite safe from discovery there; it was a locality that had no attractions, to which nobody ever came.
They are carting the refuse away to a locality that has accepted it, beginning a cleanup process that some estimate will cost $500 million.
The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, or SIFMA, announced that any locality that used eminent domain to restructure loans couldn't trade in its standard market.
Justice Department sources say the Voting Section is also considering whether to sue a Mississippi locality that has an African-American majority.
A habitation name denotes a locality that is peopled or inhabited, such as a homestead, village, or town, and usually dates from the locality's inception.
As its baseline, the act uses the 1964 election: any locality that used a test or device (such as a literacy test) and had voter turnout of less than 50% must "preclear" any changes to their electoral procedure.
But for the poor people of the Signal locality that stretches along the railway tracks, the trouble was caused by the great, oppressive "they" — the Hindus on the train and the Hindus in their town.
Meanwhile, the legal investigations of Arenas continue in a locality that has long had to address violence in some of its streets and to deal with the need to protect a vast number of dignitaries.
The book was an attempt to group and characterize plant communities (by which Warming meant a group of species growing in the same locality) that are subject to the same external conditions arising from the interaction of ecological factors.
