Sentence examples for law calculations from inspiring English sources

In a letter to Education Secretary Rod Paige, the 14 chief state school officers wrote that "without any changes to the law, calculations suggest that within a few years, the vast majority of all schools will be identified as in need of improvement.

Based on these results, it was determined that the best estimate of the average groundwater velocity, at the scale of the measurement area used for the cubic law calculations, could only be obtained using the largest apertures in the aperture distribution.

The Darcy law calculations suggest SGD in alluvium formation as 844.86 m3 dand1 and for fluvio marine formations as 8.94 and 12.12 m3 day−1.

A constant pH of 5·6 was used for the Henry's law calculations (see Aubrey et al., 2011; Erda et al., 2014).

Estimating groundwater velocity in fracture networks using a Darcy or cubic law calculation is complicated by the wide distribution of fracture aperture often found in these systems and by the difficulty in measuring hydraulic head in discrete fracture features.

The design method is to estimate the failure pattern parameters and the failure signal parameters first, and then use the parameter estimates to construct the adaptive failure compensation controller, the control law calculation is done simultaneously with parameter estimation without explicit failure detection.

Hydraulic conductivity experiments were performed according to Darcy's Law calculation as described by Misra and Sivonghay (2009).

"Based on simple ideal-gas-law calculations, I would not be surprised if the Patriots are vindicated," James Bird, assistant professor of mechanical engineering at Boston University, told the newspaper.

The President and the Congressional leaders want to exclude the savings and loan program from the budget-balancing law's calculations.

The relationships for the control law parameters calculation in accordance with the requirement to high-frequency noise rejection are obtained.

This law enables calculation of the just-noticeable difference (JND), which is the minimum amount of change that can be perceived.