Sentence examples for law component from inspiring English sources

Students, all of whom will be required to live on campus, will also have the option of pursuing a combined undergraduate degree with law, with the law component taught through the N.U.S. law school, or combining an undergraduate degree with a masters in environmental management through Yale.

There is a clear evidence of a hard power law component throughout the outburst.

The afterpulsing contribution to the ACFs appears well described by a power law (though the exponent depends on which channel is considered) and was therefore taken into account by introducing a power law component when fitting experimental data as described next.

Coined Moore's Law: components on chip (and hence computing power) would double approximately every two years; only recently has this begun to slow.

The guidance law components are determined based on the partial stability of the guidance system dynamics under consideration, and only with respect to the LOS (line of sight) derivative.

iii.The focus and content of the workshops were relevant to the chiefs and their subjects and that they could further be enhanced by including human rights, child rights and relevant Zambian law components.

The World Bank is now running such projects (narrowly defined) worth almost $450m; on a wider definition, almost half the bank's total lending of $24 billion in 2006 had some rule-of-law component (for example, advice on conflict resolution in village-development projects, or on bankruptcy law in privatisation programmes).

These microflares have a non-thermal power-law component similar to normal flares but with much steeper spectral slopes.

The continuum spectrum in the 0.5 10 keV range is found to have three components; a power-law, a soft blackbody, and a highly absorbed power-law component.

Also, in the presence of steady radio emission during such state, an additional power-law component is required to describe the spectrum.

A soft power-law component may also be a common feature of the binary X-ray pulsars, which is difficult to observe because most of the sources are in the galactic plane and experience large interstellar absorption.