Sentence examples for defining a right from inspiring English sources
This domain description can in turn be clarified by defining a "right" response as a decision made "on some grounds of truth: correspondence to reality or soundness of inference" [20] (p. 61).
We propose a property rules construct that clearly defines a right to own digital information arises upon creation (whether by keystroke or machine), and suggest when and how that right attaches to specific data though the exercise of technological controls.
If one defines a right rather thinly as what one has whenever one has justifiable claims on others to assure one's possession of things or one's exercise of certain capacities, then one can plausibly argue that there is a common notion of rights between the Chinese and Western traditions (Wong, 2004).
In specific the nasion point, an anatomical landmark, and the left and right ear canal points served as index points and were used to define a right handed coordinate system, called headframe coordinate system.
We similarly define a right extension of S as a string of length | S| + 1 of the form Sa. While we cannot build the right extensions of S directly from the FM-index, the right extensions of S are equivalent to left extensions of S′ (the reverse of S) in ℛ′.
The Restatement (Second) provides further assistance in defining a public right.
This norm can be regarded as defining an equal right, but like any such right, it is defective.
A negligence standard may require 'reasonable care'; a constitution may define a procedural right as a right to 'due process', or a contract may require the delivery of goods in 'satisfactory condition'.
We can define a similar right action of F ( x ) on Γ.
Startup "labs" could define a goal right upfront that is well-scoped, or they could just collect the best talent and wing it.
