Sentence examples for incremental laws from inspiring English sources

So over the next four years, legislators should work on a series of realistic, incremental laws that would rebuild the habits of compromise, competence and trust.

Abortion rights leaders argue that these incremental laws are just another means to the same end; they do not see a defeated anti-abortion movement, but a smarter one.

But the way to fight abortion as president is to do so with incremental laws, Paul said, and to sway public opinion.

It has also been used as an incremental law in the context of purely numerical solution schemes.

For the finite element implementation, the explicit expression of the incremental law of Gent model is derived.

In this work, the behaviour of solid grains is assumed to be thermo-elastic and linear, so that we can introduce the linear total strain ε and the drained elasticity tensor [Pa] with the following incremental law: d σ ′ = ℂ : ( d ε − α 0 dT 1 ), (5). in which α0 [K-1] stands for the linear thermal dilation of the dry material, T [K] the absolute temperature and 1 the unit tensor.

Using the information of the microstructure, this paper presents the development of an incremental constitutive law governing the response of an electro-magneto-thermo-mechanical smart composite.

The formulation of the post-initiation behavior is proposed by defining both the explicit softening law and the incremental damage evolution law.

The following commonly used tephra volume models were compared with the data: expanded Incremental, Exponential, Power Law, Weibull, Linear Regression Model (LRM), and Crater Dependent (Cv).

In the wake of the Giffords shooting, he handed off responsibility for reform to the Justice Department, which made incremental changes to law enforcement coordination.

Second, Austin's work should be seen against a background where most English judges and commentators saw common-law reasoning (the incremental creation or modification of law through judicial resolution of particular disputes) as supreme, as declaring existing law, as discovering the requirements of "Reason," as the immemorial wisdom of popular "custom".