Sentence examples for law formulated from inspiring English sources

Proponents of the system used today based their chemical notation on an empirical law formulated in 1819 by the French scientists Pierre-Louis Dulong and Alexis-Thérèse Petit concerning the specific heat of elements.

For example, Moore's Law, formulated in 1965 by the co-founder of Intel, Gordon Moore, broadly states that computer speed doubles every two years, and that's still holding true.

The Generalized Endochronic densification law, formulated in cylindrical coordinates, has been used in a finite element model for simulating vibroflotation soil improvement techniques.

On this Kantian view, freedom and autonomy are to be found in the instrumental control of the self and the world (objectification) according to a law formulated solely from within (subjectification).

In previous deterministic studies (Val and Trapper 2008; Tuutti 1982; Basheer et al. 2002) the time to corrosion initiation is evaluated with the Fick's second law formulated for the slab model (Eq. (1)).

The stability of the internal states has been ensured by the Lyapunov stability theorem and the external states has been stabilized applying non-linear control law formulated by the zero dynamic design approach.

One obtains the distinct impression that these laws were case law that is, laws formulated upon specific cases as they arose rather than being the result of lengthy judicial deliberation done in advance.

This is made possible by the emergency laws operating since the assassination of Sadat in 1981 and further strengthened by anti-terrorism laws formulated in the mid-90s - essentially the same type of laws that are under discussion now both in the US and here in the UK.

This is extremely problematic, however, because it amounts to defining away the possibility of strict psychophysical laws—strict laws formulated in heterogeneous vocabulary.

It would seem that Davidson's attack on the possibility of strict psychophysical laws is an attack on the possibility of (one form of) strict laws formulated in a heterogeneous vocabulary.

Working within the philosophical framework of logical empiricism, Nagel construed reduction as a logical relation between theories, where a theory is understood as a system of statements, containing laws, formulated in a first-order formal language.