Sentence examples for * prorogation from inspiring English sources

We are building large-scale testbeds for our ideas including: * DETER -- a virtual Internet for testing prorogation of worms and attacks * OceanStore -- a system for storing data in global scale distributed systems * Wireless City Taipei -- the world largest wireless network experiment -- built in Taipei.

The prorogation of Parliament brings an end to a particular session.

Initially prorogation was voted by the people, but soon the Senate assumed this power.

Yesterday marked the prorogation of parliament, which is the exact opposite of the state opening.

And it is not correct to suggest that prorogation will enable the government to avoid parliamentary scrutiny.

Happily, Brexit itself could be subject to prorogation in its third sense, of deferring something to a hopefully brighter future.

As Rome acquired more overseas territories, prorogation became more common: provincial governors were almost always prorogued magistrates or proconsuls.

His spokesman claimed that the 63-day gap between sessions was less than the average prorogation of 151 days since 1867.

In fact, the number of days Parliament sits will be reduced by only 22 over the course of the period of prorogation.

De-prorogation resulting in the release of the olefinic monomeric fragments from primary radicals.

Prorogation usually occurs about one year after a session begins, and formally concludes the session.