As written in 1970, and interpreted in several lower court decisions over the years, the act imposed one overriding obligation on the administrator -- to protect the public health "with an adequate margin of safety".
But Moses, 66, who had spent his career building an asphalt-and-steel web of highways and bridges across the state, imposed one condition: think bigger.
When some symmetries on the transition matrices or on the root distribution are imposed, one obtains the substitution matrices of the corresponding Jukes-Cantor and Kimura (2 and 3 parameters) models among others (([ 10], § 4.2), [ 12], see Methods section).
John Cooper QC, a leading criminal barrister, said the orders granted had imposed "one of the most draconian provisions the system has ever know".
The DHI recommended and imposed one or more actions to prevent recurrence and supervise the implementation of such measures.
The CellMatch code searches within given combinatorial space and sorts results by the strain imposed on one of the components, while the other component experiences zero strain.
As written in 1970, the act imposes one overriding obligation on the E.P.A. administrator: to establish air quality standards "requisite to protect the public health" with "an adequate margin of safety".
Which, I would hazard a guess, is a direct consequence of the restrictions imposed on one's legs by jerk fans' favourite trousers: skinny jeans.
The only imposing one in the distance, scientists said, could be the size of a Volkswagen.
