Sentence examples for Fully stated from inspiring English sources

Fully stated, this is the law: :\vec{F} = q(\vec{E} + \vec{v} \times \vec{B}) where \scriptstyle \vec{F} is the electromagnetic force, q is the magnitude of the charge of the particle, \scriptstyle \vec{E} is the electric field, \scriptstyle \vec{v} is the velocity of the particle which is crossed with the magnetic field (\scriptstyle \vec{B}).

The instruction more fully stated is: whenever you have made some things, form their set, continuing forever.

This course of decision is very fully stated in the exposition of the law made by Mr. Justice Swayne, in the case of The China, 7 Wall.

Boole's original and remarkable general symbolic method of logical inference, fully stated in Laws of Thought (1854), enables one, given any propositions involving any number of terms, to draw conclusions that are logically contained in the premises.

As biology divides into the two great kingdoms of plants and animals, so endings divide into the Closer, which seeks for some chorale-like finality, reuniting characters set apart and recapitulating, in a new key, themes already fully stated, and the Clincher, which surprises us by tying story-strings together in an unexpected way, or else throwing a new, ironic light on the whole recent past.

The biochemical properties and other analyzed data has been fully stated in this study.

"This description did not fully state the activities being undertaken.

The instructor may send the student a letter using the "Instructor Sanction Letter" fully stating what action is to be taken as a result of the academic dishonesty.

But experts could not fully state the smoking ban was the cause of the change because pre-term births had started to drop before the ban.

Expedia has a habit of not fully stating extra fees like checked baggage, and I was unfortunately hit with a $120 luggage fee to New Zealand.

Virginia Wesleyan said Doe's lawsuit does "not fully state the circumstances surrounding the alleged events".