"The groups clearly contain a mixture of law-abiding protesters and those willing to break the law," she said.
The resulting mixture of laws keeps the administration of justice substantially noncentralized, even in federal courts.
The papers [21, 22] deal with sequences { ξ n } n ≥ 0, where each ξ n takes value in a discrete state space I, whose law is a mixture of laws of Markov chains.
In the Torah reading cycle, this week's Torah portion, Kedoshim, gives us a small taste of what we might receive at Sinai: a fascinating mixture of laws, both ethical and ritual, with the explicit intention of helping us live holy lives.
Beginning in the 12th century, the study of Roman law in the universities led to a renewed awareness of Roman conceptions of property, and in many areas a mixture of Roman law and canon law, known as jus commune ("common law"), came to be authoritative in the absence of local law.
"American law represents a mixture of common law, federal, state, and local statutes and ordinances, and — perhaps of greatest relevance to AI — regulations," its authors declare.
Prior to Islāmic influence Adat Temenggong consisted of a mixture of Hindu law and native custom.
Verbal description provides an overarching view of the mixture of history, law, philosophy, social mores, and political structure that supplies the context for the functioning of the economy.
Verbal description provides an overarching view of the mixture of history, law, philosophy, custom, habit, and political structure that supplies the background for the functioning of the economy.
The deviation from a straight line in the double-logarithmic suggests that a better fit may be obtained by introducing a mixture of power law and exponential degree distribution as was observed similarly for the Drosophila protein interactome [ 41] and other molecular networks [ 42- 45].
