Yet soon enough we heard the sound, from the other side of a partition, of a woman clearing her throat.
We now turn to the question of partition of a joint life estate with dual contingent remainders.
French law, like Anglo-American, allows co-owners to demand partition of a cotenancy and is hostile to attempts to restrict this power.
Thus, the solution is a partition of a given graph into as many IDSC as there are sinks.
The energy partition of a typical dry pavement is simulated and compared to that at an irrigated grass surface.
This paper presents a method for finding a partition of a graph that can be applied to many problems related to fault-tolerant computing.
This paper concerns the optimal partition of a graph into p connected clusters of vertices, with various constraints on their topology and weight.
Then she peered over a partition of a nurses' station and called out, "Smile!" Soon she was snapping pictures of paintings on the wall, books on a cart, even -- to her giggling delight -- a toilet.
Senior members of Intel Labs wrote earlier this year of an interest in being able to run some applications, for example for internet banking, using a super secure partition of a computer created at a hardware level.
A related concept, central to the mathematical topics of combinatorics and number theory, is the partition of a positive integer that is, the number of ways that an integer n can be expressed as the sum of k smaller integers.
Today we reconsider the rule against partition of a joint life estate with dual contingent remainders, and we conclude that the "joint life estate" element may be partitioned without doing violence to the contingent remainders.
