Sentence examples for absolute states from inspiring English sources

Luther's acute sense of human sinfulness led him, in the early 16th century, to advocate the absolute states that would not become a political reality for another hundred years.

Comprehensive simulation results show that absolute states of the surface assets are observable with an achieved accuracy of the position estimate on the order of tens of meters.

A distributed controller is designed, based on the relative states of neighboring agents and a subset of absolute states of the networked agents.

Exclusive rights are only valid for a certain period of time and are not categorized as absolute – states retain the power to override these rights – a clear departure from the natural rights tradition (Sterckx [2005a]).

There is one key element left out of this success story, however, and it is crucial to understanding why most physicists reject Einstein's claim to have eliminated absolute states of motion in GTR.

"There is a lot of work in psychology that says that people are more moved by trajectories than they are by absolute states," says Thomas Gilovich, a psychology professor at Cornell University.

This is the problem of Jenin: We have an absolute state of chaos".

"He's in an absolute state of fright," said the person with knowledge of the case.

I was just so desperate to get the part, I was an absolute state.

This position is based partly on principle, notably a strong attachment to absolute state sovereignty.

That sent me into an absolute state of vulnerability, anxiety, almost violation.