Time invariance, as you recall, is a property that applied both to continuous-time and discrete-time systems, and in essence stated that for any given input and output relationship if we simply shift the input, then the output shifts by the same amount.
Burr said the ruling, in essence, stated that "every member of Congress, the White House, their legal team, the Justice Department [and] the lawyers at the NSA" did not write a programme that clearly gave them the statutory authority to carry out their surveillance methods.
- from Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986) The Prime Directive, in essence, states: Don't meddle in other planet's peoples, history, culture or environment.
"In essence, state preschool policy has been to try to create the appearance of compliance with the court, while minimizing state spending and continuing to treat early education as little more than baby-sitting," the report said.
In essence, states can look to find ways to transition more taxes to be paid by employers.
Hence, two hypotheses including cholinergic and β-amyloid [6 8] were developed to interpret this phenomena, which, in essence, states that the cognitive decline in Alzheimer's disease is due (at least in part) to a loss of cholinergic neurotransmission [9] and the deposition beta-amyloid protein which is toxic to the neuron system.
Earlier this year it tossed out Florida's use of a "bright-line" 70-IQ threshold for determining eligibility for execution, ordering that, in essence, states must follow the most up-to-date professional standards in making such evaluations -- which was the right call.
In essence, it states that Mr. Wang left Chongqing because he feared for his safety after telling Mr. Bo that his family was under criminal investigation.
In essence, PLP states that practice renders perfect.
In essence, he stated, "We've been doing the same epidemiology since 1992".
