Whether that means the $450 billion worth of cuts over the next decade the Pentagon has already been told to find or the $1 trillion that could in theory be imposed if the budgetary stalemate in Congress endures is still anyone's guess.
In this study, the Reynolds Averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) equations are applied to simulate the flow field around the pipeline, and Biot's poro-elastic theory for porous media is imposed to govern the soil response due to the wave-current loading.
State of emergency is imposed.
An assumption is imposed.
From that point of view, the failure model is a generalization of Hashin's theory since no restrictions are imposed for material behavior.
These days, when building up a new theory, such gauge symmetries would be imposed as a general principle from the beginning, and we'd study their consequences.
Therefore, if the alleged obligation to do or not to do something that was breached could not have existed but for a manifested intent, then contract law should be the only theory upon which liability would be imposed". W. Prosser & W. Keeton, Torts § 92, at 656 (5th ed. 1984).
At local and regional levels, the traditional modes and personnel of government were perpetuated in ad hoc fashion in the earliest Ming years, but, as the new empire became consolidated and stabilized, highly refined control structures were imposed that in theory and probably also in reality eventually subjugated all Chinese to the throne to an unprecedented and totalitarian degree.
If pooled results rely on homogeneous panel co-integration theory, then common slope coefficients are imposed.
In 1953 Dwight Macdonald wrote in his famous essay "A Theory of Mass Culture" that mass culture was "imposed from above," that it created "passive consumers".
