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Finally, the proposed algorithm can be easily modified and extended to enforcing more than one node when the structure is being excited by multiple harmonics, for both the collocated and non-collocated cases.

Its financial prowess enabled the party to enforce more discipline on its consultants and elected officials.

Euro zone leaders are to meet Monday to agree on measures to enforce more budget discipline among themselves.

In addition, Theodosius decided to enforce more strongly against the pagans the religious policy he had pursued since 379.

Now 59, Mr. Wagner said that as surfing grew more popular and less countercultural, and beaches grew more crowded, the need to enforce more rules also grew.

Conservationists at Traffic say they view the seizure as a way to enforce more smuggling crimes and protect rhinos from the ongoing poaching crisis.

Roll on next year when the Competition and Markets Authority concludes an inquiry that is likely to enforce more transparency over fees, including overdraft charges, and make account-switching easier.

The pledge to enforce more budgetary discipline may increase the risk of recession: the fiscal pact is an austerity pact that will prove deflationary, argue critics.

But with specific rules, said Mary Schapiro, the NASD president of regulatory oversight, "It will be easier for us to enforce more expeditiously".

Waguespack claimed meaningful police reform has stalled under Emanuel, citing the mayor's failure to pass a city ordinance designed to enforce more oversight to the controversial police oversight board, as well as inconsistencies in crime statistics.

David McDonald, a Russian history professor at the University of Wisconsin, said Russia's FSB and migration service had "begun to enforce more systematically laws that were already on the books or that have undergone revision in the last several years".