Sentence examples for continuation law from inspiring English sources

The first constraint we enforce during grouping stems directly from the symbolic quality of the primitives: primitives are local event descriptors and therefore, according to the good continuation law, they should be locally nearly collinear or co circular to form a group.

It assumes a continuation of current law, under which Medicare payments to doctors will be cut 5percentt next year.

The budget office said the federal government would borrow 30 cents of every dollar it spends this year, assuming a continuation of current law.

The Congressional Research Service estimated that five states — Alaska, Illinois, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Rhode Island — would receive at least three times as much under the bill as they would under a simple continuation of current law.

"That's the price to pay for the continuation of Moore's law, as it has in the past 40 years," Zhang said.

Performance challenges of Moore's Law and continuation of scaling in the microelectronics industry have a profound effect on chemical vapor deposition (CVD) techniques and processes.

But they need to get smaller to ensure the continuation of Moore's Law, which states that computing processing power (and, more specifically, the number of transistors on a chip) doubles every 18 months.

October 30, 1391 Viseu, Portugal September 9, 1438 Tomar, Portugal Edward, Portuguese Duarte (born October 30, 1391, Viseu, Portugal died September 9, 1438, Tomar), king of Portugal whose brief reign (1433 38) witnessed a strengthening of the monarchy through reform of royal land-grant laws, a continuation of voyages of discovery, and a military disaster in Tangier.

This year's legislative session was scheduled to end on June 20, but it has dragged on without agreement on a state budget or on most major issues being debated, like proposals for Indian casinos, changes in the state's drug laws, or continuation of the Superfund toxic cleanup program.

One of those federal interests was the continuation of current pot laws.

And my in-laws, whose continuation of Bhakti traditions passed down through generations in Guyana and brought over to Brooklyn, is a reminder that our faith still lives - and thrives.