Sentence examples for law duration from inspiring English sources

By approximating the energy barriers by linear expansion as an average barrier value plus the protein fluctuation, it is shown that power law duration of the swimming mode, a Lévy walks pattern, can occur if the concentration of the protein fluctuates with a long correlation time.

The new law extends the duration of an order of protection banning contact by a named offender, like a husband.

Original law limited the duration of copyright to 10 years, but Hitler personally authorized an extension of copyright to 25 years on what Hoffmann called his "photographic artwork" of the führer.

Even though the law protracts unemployment duration in the short run, once an individual succeeds in finding a job, it improves job-match quality including better job security, higher wages and higher likelihood of receiving social insurance.

They held the city under martial law for the duration of the Civil War.

Today, in countries that allow abortion, pregnant women have a choice of different options depending on the law and the duration of the pregnancy, from surgery to pills.

In 2011, Gov. Rick Scott (R) signed a law slashing the duration of jobless aid and making Florida the first state to require unemployment claimants to answer a series of basic math and reading questions.

Before the war, the so-called "Manchu Law" limited the duration of an officer's temporary assignments, which effectively prevented anyone from making a career as a general staff officer.

Atlanta has a ten-minute-duration law anytime for barking, or up to half an hour for intermittent barking.

They estimated the prevalence of infertility to be 5.4% among women aged 18 44 who were married or living common-law and whose duration of exposure to risk was the previous 12 months (Balakrishnan and Fernando, 1993).

The Supreme Court agreed today to decide whether the 1998 law that extended the duration of existing copyrights by 20 years was constitutional.