Sentence examples for familiar laws from inspiring English sources
Black holes have their own set of laws that mirror the more familiar laws of thermodynamics.
The semantics also validates familiar laws of functional programming.
A core feature of abstract algebra is the existence of domains where familiar laws fail to hold.
In such a description, familiar laws may take unfamiliar forms, as in the case of the law of conservation of momentum in the example mentioned above.
"Too Big to Fail" uses all the familiar "Law & Order" techniques for creating a sense of urgency on the cheap.
The current law, the New Jersey Public Records Law, predates the more familiar law that applies to federal records, the Freedom of Information Act, approved by Congress in 1966.
"Conviction," a new crime series created by Dick Wolf, takes the romantic entanglements of prosecutors quite seriously, which in itself is evidence of how far this drama veers from the familiar "Law & Order" formula.
In one case, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit said the phenomenon was familiar: "Law is made, without notice and comment, without public participation," as agencies issue more and more guidance documents expanding the reach of their regulations.
Darren's parents are likely to attend any conference on their son's behaviour with a snarling attitude, and maybe a pitbull to matchThese are bold claims, amounting to a thesis that Britain has been wrecked and transformed from a familiar, law-abiding spot to an alien hell hole in just three or four decades.
Mr Kinsley gently chided the film for ramping up the excitement—"'Too Big to Fail' uses all the familiar 'Law & Order' techniques for creating a sense of urgency on the cheap"—but he accepted Mr Sorkin's version of what happened in 2008, praising the movie for telling the story "with exemplary clarity".
Trump, whose very first statement as a Presidential candidate decried "rapists" whom Mexico "sends" over the border to the United States, struck the familiar law-and-order and anti-immigration themes of the campaign: the country has been suckered by wily foreign regimes; the "tough" people who can handle the problem have been handcuffed by politically correct élites.
