It looks intimidating, if you're one of those people who is made uncomfortable by imposing architecture, open air and sunlight.
This continuous variation is made possible by imposing that the internal energy of the fluid depends on its density gradient.
Government officials have blamed the opposition for the lack of progress in reaching a settlement, and accused western powers, which have tried to pressure Kabila to make concessions by imposing sanctions on key members of his entourage, of "a neo-colonial mindset".
Bollen and Pearl (2013) stated that strong causal relationships are made by (1) "imposing zero coefficients" and (2) "imposing zero covariance" to the model.
In the case of "One Man, Two Guvnors," however, Hytner made a hit play by imposing his desires.
After trying to make it work better by imposing tough targets, Tony Blair, as prime minister, increasingly stressed the need to unleash competitive pressures within the NHS, an approach that violated traditional Labour values.
It's true that China, which is newer to capital markets and more anxious about their volatility, made things worse by imposing harsh controls.
The implementation problem can be made more challenging by imposing additional requirements on the mechanisms, such as robustness to renegotiation and collusion.
When positions 2 8 are considered instead (Figure 5B), only predicted sites at the two ends of the MS controls remain similar in number; and as second-stage filtering is made more-stringent by imposing mismatch and free energy thresholds (Figure 5C D) the predicted target-site numbers, S∶N ratios and 5'-over-3' selectivity deviate farther.
Not that these decisions were made by others and imposed on us, but things were happening without us saying yes or no.
