By using cut-elimination algorithms, it might be possible to automatically transform a solution that uses a derived principle (i.e. a cut) such as energy conservation (e.g. Solution 1 in Section 3) into a solution that uses only the basic laws of a theory (e.g. Solution 2 in Section 3).
TO step into the Viorst home is to defy a basic law of literature, to enter a strange twilight zone between fact and fiction.
Macy's forgot a basic law of human nature: Shoppers love a deal.
Just the basic law of averages suggests that a big name player will be implicated in a PED scandal at some point and there will be some sort of public reaction, whether it be witch-hunt level hysteria (the baseball fan reaction) or complete and utter indifference (the NFL fan reaction).
The response of the wave properties of a particle to an external force follows a basic law of quantum mechanics that, in its mathematical form, is known as the Schrödinger equation.
What's needed is the return of a basic law of nature, the one used by those Apollo heroes to get home: gravity.
Should you require incontrovertible evidence of this basic law of show business, take a look at the new musical from the fabled songwriting team of John Kander and Fred Ebb, which opened Wednesday night at the Vineyard Theater.
While no one expects Paris Hilton to behave, it's impossible to watch these shows without asking yourself: wasn't there a time when a basic law of membership in the ruling class was that its true habits were not to be shared with the plebes?
If you give people whacking great budgets and a sense that they are the nomenclature inside a secret war, a basic law of bureaucracy starts to come into effect – one that says that the quantity of mischief created will expand to fill the amount of money supplied.
Ohm's law is a basic law of circuit theory, stating that the current passing through a resistance is directly proportional to the potential difference across it.
Inertia is a basic law of physics -- "the resistance of any physical object to a change in its state of motion or rest, or the tendency of an object to resist any change in its motion".
