Sentence examples for lying state from inspiring English sources

"They are flat-out lying," State Representative John W. Rogers Jr., the Democratic co-leader of the county's delegation, said of the county's financial assessments.

Spontaneous decay from a state to a lower lying state at a rate is modeled by the jump operator.

But for our consideration it suffices to take into account the field-induced admixture to Ψ1 produced by the ground level since it is the nearest lying state that, accordingly, exerts the largest influence: (56) This equation manifests that the small electric admixture of the ground state subtracts the x-independent term from.

To understand these resonances, let us recall that, for the very small temperatures, the properties of the FD well are determined only by the highest occupied level and its interaction with the nearest (empty at ) above lying state, what is reflected in the extremely rapid approach by the chemical potential to the energy from Eq.  (38) that is located exactly in the middle between them.

In particular when investigating larger molecules all of the lower lying states are hfs.

Similar dependencies are characteristic for the higher lying states too.

However, for the large voltages many upper lying states are occupied and contribute to the total dipole moment.

Those who see in Frederick the forerunner of the modern lay state (Jacob Burckhardt and Hermann Kantorowicz) condemn the universalistic claims of the Pope.

He said that over the past decade, 848 priests had been defrocked, or returned to the lay state by the pope.

In Catholic theology, ordaining a priest creates an indelible mark; to return him to the lay state required the approval of the pope.

Ms. Robinson also said that the church should return all the priests in Thursday's settlement who are still alive to the lay state.