Sentence examples for from the concurrence from inspiring English sources

FROM THE CONCURRENCE By Justice O'Connor I write separately for two reasons.

FROM THE CONCURRENCE By Justice Thomas Frederick Douglass once said that "education... means emancipation.

FROM THE CONCURRENCE By Justice O'Connor I joined Bowers, and do not join the Court in overruling it.

Put otherwise, the kind of unity that accrues to a thing on account of its being a mere singular, results from the concurrence of the "substantial" unity provided by matter and the "accidental" unity provided by quantity.

This form of stochastic resonance results from the concurrence of a threshold, a subthreshold stimulus, and noise.

In contrast, high velocity low-volume disc disease and traumatic disc extrusions differ from HNPE because of the concurrence of traumatic events or intense exercise at the onset and the slight to moderate cervical cord compression.

The angle corresponds to the deviation from the perfect concurrence in tracking changes between the reference and the test method (that would be 0°).

The mitochondrial genome of C. sinicus is distinct from other arthropods owing to the concurrence of multiple non-coding regions and a reshuffled gene arrangement.

The committee directed the Smithsonian to seek guidance on the future of the center from a science advisory committee and the "concurrence" of relevant Senate and House committees before any final decisions are made.

"I began to get hints last year from Beijing city officials that-given the concurrence of the national Minister of Rural & Urban Construction & Environmental Protection--they might be willing to consider lending NYC a couple of pandas..

The concurrence is obtained from the theory of local invariants for two-qubit gates [37, 38].