Sentence examples for law and compared from inspiring English sources
We evaluated theoretical pressure values by using Poiseuille's law and compared them with the experimental results.
We proposed earthquake forecast models based on the G-R law or the modified G-R law and compared their performance by retrospective forecast.
We validate the LBM at Reynolds numbers beyond the limit of Darcy's law, and compare the results of direct numerical simulation with those achieved by applying a Smagorinsky-type large eddy turbulence model.
Even with the small source sizes used in this investigation, the temperature measurements from both burner types followed the turbulent plume scaling laws and compared favorably with large-scale fire measurements.
The resulting values were incorporated into an empirical power law model and compared to experimental data for the 10 chars, over a burnout range of 0 75%.
A few days ago the Supreme Court ruled that Texas could indeed proceed with draconian voter-ID requirements despite the fact that many, including Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, have called the law discriminatory and compared it to a poll tax.
Nor did Kennedy, in his written opinion, respond to Scalia's objections; he instead emphasized the value of DNA collection to law enforcement and compared the cheek swab to routine fingerprinting.
The effect of quantization is also addressed, by considering two different quantization laws and comparing their performance.
"Phil Robertson should look African American and gay people in the eyes and hear about the hurtful impact of praising Jim Crow laws and comparing gay people to terrorists.
The smooth second-order sliding mode control-based guidance law is designed and compared with augmented proportional navigation guidance law via computer simulations of a guided missile intercepting a maneuvering ballistic target.
A simple model based on Fick's second law is considered and compared with a finite element model which takes into account transport of chloride ions by diffusion and convection.
