Sentence examples for laws term from inspiring English sources

But for more than 30 years, migrating through groups pushing right-to-work laws, term limits and school choice, he has been a member of Washington's permanent class of ideological activists.

The limit laws are a special case of infinitely divisible laws termed self decomposable laws with a special structure to their arrival rate functions (Sato 1999).

He recalls how his father often took things "ad avizandum," an old Scottish law term meaning "under advisement or scrutiny".

It will be destroyed by the cardinal camerlengo, the acting head of state of Vatican City during the "sede vacante," the canon law term used when the papacy is vacant.

It is assumed that the exponential term in the electron density is balanced by oxygen ions, while the power law term is balanced by protons.

Its corresponding Henry's law term describes the equilibrium region and is related to the dissolution of gases into the dense equilibrium structure of rubbery polymers.

Instead of using a specific trial function with undetermined coefficients, polynomial expressions containing a power-law term with an undetermined exponent are used.

It is evident in special services attended by the governor as well as the annual service to mark the opening of the law term.

"Quasi-property thus emerged as the American common law term for the possessory or custodial interest that members of a deceased's family had over the deceased's mortal remains for purposes of disposal.

If we used a power-law term, the production term (phosphorylation of P) of the new rate equation has the following structure: (9) V (R *, P ) ≈ γ 1· R · P g.

Many law terms use Latin words, and it is key to the technical language of all the sciences.