Sentence examples for described laws from inspiring English sources

Since one must be liberal (in order not to have just special classes of reals, if one is too restrictive), one is naturally driven to think of arbitrary finitely described laws, shifting the attention towards the syntax of the rules.

Participants also described laws that govern DTC policies and prevent women's specific needs as mothers from being taken into account: "If your son is sick…you can't [miss court]…I can leave him home and he's 13, but he has problems.

As far back as the early 20th century, Gestalt psychologists described "laws of organization" (Wertheimer, 1923/1955) to explain how separate sensations at the periphery are fused into unitary percepts.

He described "Law & Order" as a more traditional kind of show.

But Mr. Trump has insistently described law enforcement and security services as hemmed in by concerns about "political correctness," and has vowed to do away with them.

The explanatory force of this account lies in the described law (Hull 1992).

Durkheim famously described law as the "visible symbol" of social solidarity.

Walter Law was a friend of Andrew Carnegie, who described Law as always having an interest in reading and writing.

Gordon Silverstein, assistant dean at Yale Law School, has described law as a game of Scrabble — the first tiles placed on the board limit the future moves of the other players.

ATRX and Daxx ChIP were performed as previously described (Law et al., 2010).

For murine cells, RNA interference and transfection were conducted as previously described (Law et al., 2010).