Sentence examples for laws that underlie from inspiring English sources

Mathematicians and scientists like Dr. Huffman have begun mapping the laws that underlie folding, converting words and concepts into algebraic rules.

Quantum physics and thermodynamics, the same physical laws that underlie the functioning of our computers and power plants, yield a baseline climate sensitivity of about 3°C.

The laws that underlie the euro and the European Central Bank are in large part a reflection of the ironclad German monetary policies: Inflation is evil; fiscal and monetary prudence is good; and a currency must be managed by a politically independent central bank.

ONWARD AND UPWARD WITH THE ARTS: The citizen of N. Y. calls himself a New Yorker, the citizen of Chicago calls himself a Chicagoan, the citizen of Buffaly calls himself a Buffalonian, etc. Science has lately undertake to grope and snuffle for the great natural laws that underlie the matter, and they may be brought into the daylight reduced to neat mathematical formulae.

It has been a long lasting interest to understand the laws that underlie water movement on Earth with the purpose to control it and make use of it.

It's essentially an algorithm hooked up to an experimental system that performs experiments, collects data, and tries to distill the physics principles or physical laws that underlie the observed behavior.

In an effort to sidestep the courts, the Bush administration invoked national security to exempt the Navy from strict adherence to the two federal environmental laws that underlay the court decisions.

That verdict and the blasphemy law that underlies it are an embarrassment to Pakistan and a threat to the basic liberties of its citizens.

Though not directly stating, Slattery suggested that access to the free market must come with adherence to the the rule of law that underlies the international system put in place after the defeat of authoritarian tyranny at the end of World War II.

"I've had moments of 'Wow,' like that - where you are struck by the beauty and elegance not just of the Universe but the beautiful, simple laws of physics that underlie the Universe," Prof Wilkinson says.

That secret is not Wall Street, and it's not Silicon Valley, it's not the Air Force and it's not the Navy, it's not the free press and it's not the free market -- it is the enduring rule of law and institutions that underlie them all, and that allows each to flourish no matter who is in power.