Sentence examples for According to sections from inspiring English sources

According to Sections 7, 10 and 20 in [30], since there is a direct relationship between cycles and bonds in graphs and digraphs, and since tensions in a graph (or a digraph) are the linear combination of the tensions associated with their bonds, the authors produced the relationship between the Kirchhoff matrix over the digraph D and electrical networks (in Section 20).

A Chinese government report released last week found that the use of microblogs skyrocketed in 2011, increasing about 300 percent, and that nearly half of all Internet users in China now use social media services in some capacity, according to sections of the report translated by Baidu Beat, an English-language blog published by China's largest search engine company.

When no CSI is available at the BS, according to Sections 3.2 and 3.3, the proposed scheme tends to assign subcarriers randomly to users and allocate equal transmit power γ n on each subcarrier n.

Therefore reinforcement subjected to seismic, water and weak layer according to sections were carried out to increase the factor of safety of the three sections, two methods were used; grouting with hydration of cement and water to increase the cohesion (c) and pre-stressed anchor.

According to Section 3-505 of the city's code, building numbers must be posted on the fronts of all buildings.

According to Section 354 of the Mumbai Municipal Act, the civic administration has the authority to compulsorily evict residents from dilapidated buildings.

According to section 376 of the Indian Penal Code, the minimum sentence for a convicted rapist is seven to 10 years, while the maximum sentence is life imprisonment.

According to Section 66 of the Representation of the People Act it is a criminal offence to reveal how someone has voted or will vote, as well as to communicate the unique serial number on a ballot paper.

According to section 8 of the 1914 Clayton Act, companies are only allowed safe harbour from the rules if they make less than $20m each year or the competing products make up a small percentage of their overall income.

Terrorism is defined as an action, threat or violent act "made for the purpose of advancing a political, religious, racial or ideological cause" according to section one of the Terrorism Act 2000.

The correct answer, according to section 20 of the 1976 Local Government MIscellaneous Provisions Act, is that toilets should be provided if food and drink is being sold for consumption on the premises.