Intended to be part of a comprehensive theory of practical reasons that are fit to direct us to the common good of each of our communities and its members, any natural law theory of law brings to bear on law all the theses proposed and defended in natural law theory's moral and political parts and in a sound understanding of the human makeup and of the lasting characteristics of our circumstances.
On the other hand, we estimated the first terms for P- and S-waves from the plane wave fitting to the direct P- and S-waves in the seismograms of six natural earthquakes, giving P- and S-wave terms of 0.038 and 0.116 s/km, respectively.
"There has many of our Brave but wicked Boys fell in the last Battle and the almighty saw fit to Direct one of the Bullets so as to hit me again.
The first category includes methods based on direct curve fitting to the observed data.
The movements of each molecule were well fitted to curves, assuming directed movement made by lymphatic flow from vasculature to lymphatic system with superimposed random diffusion [ 24] but not fitted to either simple directed movement or random diffusion.
The model can be readily fit to data using direct maximisation of the likelihood and the details are available in [ 14, 15].
A linear model of coregionalization (LMC) was fitted to the matrix of direct and cross experimental variograms for the 12 characteristics.
Many Tasmanians, busy making their own livelihoods, are critical of this jaundiced view and wonder how West might now be fit to judge where funding is directed given his predetermined view of the state's class system.
In normalized scores, data are fit to a normalized scale allowing direct comparisons across scores.
The proportions, based on each behaviour, were fitted to the observed distribution by direct maximisation of the likelihood.
Still, the key is to be flexible, to direct efforts to fit the particular circumstances.
