That is not surprising, because the 1996 legislation in effect codified a number of the Rehnquist Court's own initiatives, which reduced federal court jurisdiction over cases brought by state prisoners.
By comparing matters like these in the behaviour of different social classes (and in varying relationships), Hall elaborated and codified a number of sophisticated general principles that demonstrate how certain kinds of nonverbal communication occur.
Both infant and follow-on formulas were provided in powdered form, had identical sensorial characteristics and the same label and were designed, produced, codified (two numbers printed on cans) and provided by the Hero Group.
For many decades the law governing the international carriage of goods by railway has been codified in a number of international conventions.
When a new aid deal for Greece was announced on Oct. 27, its demand for a 50 percent haircut on the loans merely codified what a number of banks had already put into practice.
Many large banks went on to write down half or more of their exposure, and when a new Greek aid deal was announced on Oct. 27, its call for a 50 percent "haircut" on the loans merely codified what a number of banks had already put into practice.
The grammatical formulae can then be seen as (or codified by) the numbers obtainable from the basic numbers after some finite series of applications of the operations, and thus their set is characterizable in terms of concepts of arithmetic and set theory (in fact arithmetic suffices, with the help of some tricks).
So the derivable formulae can be seen as (or codified by) the numbers obtainable from the axiom numbers after some finite series of applications of the inference operations, and thus their set is again characterizable in terms of concepts of standard mathematics (again arithmetic suffices).
But the axioms are certain formulae built by the process of grammatical formation, so they can be seen as (or codified by) certain numbers; and the rules of inference can again be seen as (or codified by) certain computable arithmetical operations.
As was clear to mathematical logicians from very early on, the basic symbols can be seen as (or codified by) natural numbers, and the formation rules in the artificial grammar can be seen as (or codified by) simple computable arithmetical operations.
