Sentence examples for norm of state from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the norm of state vector satisfies the following inequality: (4.8).

In general, a sliding sector is defined as a subset of the state space inside which some norm of state decreases.

On the other hand, there is the fundamental norm of state sovereignty, as established in 1648 by the Treaty of Westphalia (which ended the devastating 30 Years War).

The international human rights system that emerged from the ashes of World War Two largely reflected the prevailing Westphalian norm of state sovereignty [ 1]a.

The guerrillas want a return to the old Latin American norm of state-ownership of energy, telecoms, public services, roads, ports and natural resources.

The derived condition also unifies the computation of the frequency response gain of sampled-data systems and the induced norm of state-space compression operators.

"This grossly violates the norms of state language".

The American legacy of international legal norms of state behavior, he wrote, is "a legacy not to be frittered away".

Nonetheless, he has become a global influence, proving that with simple digital tools a single person can craft a new kind of power a distributed, transnational power, which functions outside norms of state sovereignty that have held for centuries.

Breidahl argues that similar, strong and rooted norms of state involvement and employment capacity, closely connected to the functionality of the universal welfare state, exist in all three countries.

The switched time t 1 = k 1 T e = 5 s, and we suppose that the initial state vector is ϕ ( s ) = [ 1 2 ] T for all s = − 5, − 4, − 3, − 2, − 1, 0. The norm of the state, evolution of the states and the state space are shown in Figure 7, Figure 8 and Figure 9, respectively.