Second, Austin's work should be seen against a background where most English judges and commentators saw common-law reasoning (the incremental creation or modification of law through judicial resolution of particular disputes) as supreme, as declaring existing law, as discovering the requirements of "Reason," as the immemorial wisdom of popular "custom".
One unit of enzyme determines the amount necessary to decompose 1 µmol of H2O2 per min. Ascorbate (AsA) was estimated using a modification of Law et al.'s method (1983).
(After considerable modifications, the law was authorized).
He may, however, recommend a particular interpretation of, or a particular modification of, the law.
The justice ministry is now proposing a modification to the law on marriage and family that would overturn a ban on same-sex marriage.
He was supportive, persuasive, and, more to the point, vocal in rallying a synod of bishops, priests, and parishioners that only two years earlier had rejected the modification of Canon Law that would have opened the episcopate to women.
Suzan Anderson, supervising trial counsel of the California bar's special team on loan modification, defended the law, saying that in other types of cases, including personal injury and medical malpractice, the lawyers do not get paid until the end.
In all, 1,425 candidates were running for 150 seats, up from 120, in the lower house — an election law modification that was intended to quiet complaints about a system that rewarded local power brokers.
With this modification, Darcy's law can be written in a form suitable for our experiment as: Q = - frac{0.00127 KA}{mu l}Delta P, (2 where (mu) is absolute viscosity and ∆P is the pressure drop.
The Act was also a major force behind a major modification of the law criminalizing making false statements.
Alternatively, a minority of astronomers propose that a modification of the law of gravity may explain the observed rotation curve.
