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But in antitrust, essentially common law constructed by judges from the Sherman Act's cryptic phrases, the strategy of avoidance "is not available," he said.

Homosexual acts remain illegal in Pakistan, based on laws constructed by the British during colonial rule.

In the controller design, different from existing methods, all the virtual control laws need not be actually implemented at intermediate steps, and only one actual robust adaptive control law is constructed by approximating the lumped unknown function of the system with a single neural network at the last step.

A continuous control law is constructed by a novel systematic design algorithm.

The feedback law is constructed by the convex hull Lyapunov function.

Under the assumption that all the growth conditions for the unknown nonlinear perturbation functions are partially known, the common finite-time controller and adaptive law are constructed by extending the adding-a-power-integrator technique and using the backstepping methodology.

A place where the Creepers and Zombie Pigmen still seemed less frightening and confusing than the real world of borders, immigration laws and visas constructed by adults.

Jewish law is a world constructed by men, for men and primarily about men.

In order to derive the terminal region as large as possible, a terminal control law with free-parameters is constructed by using the control Lyapunov functions (CLFs) technique.

Ethics thus considers the object of consciousness not as something given or even as something constructed by necessary laws of consciousness, but rather as something to be produced by a freely acting subject, consciously striving to establish and to accomplish its own goals and guided only by its own self-legislated laws.

Furthermore, the conservation laws for the BKP equation are constructed by using the multiplier method.