Sentence examples for derived laws from inspiring English sources

The English chemist John Dalton was the first to explain the empirically derived laws of chemical combination by postulating the existence of atoms with unique sets of properties.

For example, one must infer that the derived laws actually predict the facts, along with many more basic epistemological inferences (which purport philosophical, rather than scientific issues).

It seems that nowadays the practical potentialities of the NBL have been recognized, and that meanwhile this empirically derived law can be considered theoretically well-analyzed.

Lyapunov analysis is then used to derive laws of adaptation within the context of an indirect adaptive robust control architecture.

Later in Sunni history, however, there were notable instances of jurists using reason to re-derive law from the first principles.

The derived control laws are continuous-time long-prediction-horizon model predictive control laws with shortest control horizon and are also approximate input-output linearizing control laws.

Localization is then performed through hypothesis tests that compare current empirical concentration state distributions to the previously derived probability laws.

This conserved ratio may be derived using laws of chemical physics for dialysis.

An alternative approach for assessing grain-size variations in the mantle is to couple numerical models with experimentally derived flow laws and grain-size evolution models.

By "unwritten law" they meant custom; by "written law" they meant not only the laws derived from legislation but, literally, laws based on any written source.

He derived the law empirically, unaware that it already had been deduced theoretically by the U.S. meteorologist William Ferrel, whose priority Buys Ballot later acknowledged.