Sentence examples for formulated law from inspiring English sources

Theories are expressed in quantitative terms; giving an explanation of a phenomenon is typically a matter of generating a mathematically formulated law that covers it.

Second, the newly formulated laws of perspective in painting, when applied to stage and scenic design, brought about a profound change in the effect of a stage on an audience.

Next, the resulting chromosome is compared with the chromosomes proposed by the designer in the formulated laws, and is replaced by the chromosome having the least similarity to it.

Most of the previous misunderstandings about motion and force were eventually corrected by Sir Isaac Newton; with his mathematical insight, he formulated laws of motion that were not improved-on for nearly three hundred years.

The first Hague convention of 1899 tried to formulate laws prohibiting war crimes.

In the present article the recent works to formulate laws in Darwinian evolutionary dynamics are discussed.

His concept of fact and his belief in the primacy of observation led him to formulate laws and generalizations.

"It is not easy to formulate laws which both observe the Constitution and allow security services to work," said Michael Bauer, a terrorism expert at Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich.

Not only did he formulate laws of gravitation, he also invented calculus and he also learned how to solve the differential equation for calculus.

Therefore, on the basis of their analyses, they have attempted to formulate laws and correlations that can then be utilized to make analytical predictions for similar systems.

And their need to test hypotheses, build models and formulate laws forces them into an emphasis on the organizational aspects of culture, which can be reduced to data suitable for "scientific" analysis.