Sentence examples for is asserted at from inspiring English sources

The serial infinity in the case of humans is asserted at Physics 3.6, 206a25-27, alongside with the serial infinity of time or of successive divisions of magnitudes.

To make this mass generalization that is asserted at the beginning of each episode, is to do a disservice to an entire geographical entity.

But it had been found that those unlimited powers were often abused and that Senate control could not easily be asserted at increasing distances from Rome.

For the aristocrats of the interior, the memories of Majapahit's hierarchical system of government under a godlike king represented standards of civilized behaviour that had to be asserted at all cost against the forces of confusion released by the coastal population.

As the discussion above makes clear, the added risks being asserted at low exposure levels are a population phenomenon; any particular individual faced with a low exposure will either tolerate it (and remain a non-case) or respond to it (and become a case), depending on how close the preexisting internal state was to the threshold for generating the apical response.

This seemingly commonsensical point is asserted by Socrates at the start (530c1 5), and happily accepted by Ion.

The phrase 'it's just a model' indicates that the hypothesis at stake is asserted only tentatively or is even known to be false, while something is awarded the label 'theory' if it has acquired some degree of general acceptance.

The control signals of the WISHBONE bus wrappers from/to asynchronous FIFOs and packing/unpacking modules are asserted concurrently at the same rising edge of the respective router and IP clocks to reduce the latency.

First, Mr Bush is asserting greater executive power, at the expense of other branches of government, than any previous chief executive.

But I would -- I would suggest to you, what we need to do is assert a stronger leadership at the national level to support law enforcement.

For stiffer configurations likely to be found in practice, this conclusion can be asserted even stronger, at least for small cranks.