Sentence examples for given set of laws from inspiring English sources

Recognition of the perfection of landscapes leads away from a worldview holding that landforms and landscapes are the inevitable outcomes of deterministic laws, such that only one outcome is possible for a given set of laws and initial conditions.

But the controversies that surround propensities (Eagle 2004), and envelop these stronger claims, don't significantly undermine the original stable trial principle, and the original intuition that the underlying physical process that generates a chancy outcome is of primary importance for grounding the value of a chance, under a given set of laws.

Recall that a variety of algebraic structures is a class of all algebraic structures of a given signature satisfying a given set of identities (also called laws).

eSynth considers molecular bonding over a given set of rigid and linker fragments restricted by the laws of chemistry.

Thus, we should note that psycho-statics describes the laws of a state reached after the laws of psycho-mechanics have operated on a given set of representations.

Several parameters of the growth law are finally estimated from a given set of fatigue experiments on specimens and several techniques are discussed.

The curves associated with the first law efficiency (Fig. 3c) shows that a given set of values corresponding to the maximum efficiency exists.

The switched control law chooses a state-feedback controller gain, which belongs to a given set of gains, that minimizes the time derivative of a quadratic Lyapunov function.

Such a model is designed to i) evaluate some proposals of assistance control laws and ii) plan experiments to evaluate them with a given technological electric bicycle and a given set of human users.

Taking principled consistency in the law as an interpretative target, the interpreter identifies a set of principles that together justify the given set of norms.

In Louisiana the law is enacted in the constitution, which vests in the legislature the authority to make law, whereas the functions of the courts are limited to the application of the law to given sets of facts.