"He didn't admit his crime in the first trial, so he will definitely appeal," said Gu Yushu, a lawyer who was appointed by Bo's sister but not permitted to represent the politician.
Additionally, the paper presents a method to identify the nonlinearity existing in building thermal behavior, which permits to represent the building by separated linear and nonlinear blocks.
After the preprocessing step, we construct a Bicluster Enumeration Tree (BET) that represents every possible bicluster that can be made from M. Compared to other data structure, BET permits to represent the maximum number of significant biclusters and the links that exist between these biclusters.
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While the modulated bases permit one to represent the signal behavior accurately, the matching pursuit algorithm is adopted to iteratively decompose the signals into an expansion of the dictionary bases.
However, our original design for Ambiscript ambiguity characters did not permit us to represent the frequency of each of these different nucleotide bases in any single location, as would be highly useful for a number of DNA analyses.
The Trump White House also has a weakness for Schiller, who has been given the novel title of director of Oval Office operations and a brief so accommodating that it permitted him to represent the country at a meeting with the political leadership of Iraqi Kurdistan while wearing an Adidas workout top.
Instead of an arbitrary selection by an editor, each poet has been permitted to represent himself by the work he considers his best, the only stipulation being that it should not yet have appeared in book form".
Eagleson was the first ever head of the NHL Players Associationn and was somehow still permitted to represent players as an agent at the very same time.
First, the attorney is not permitted to represent two or more clients concurrently if, in order to further the interests of one, he must forgo advancing the conflicting interests of another.
