Sentence examples for rate propositions from inspiring English sources

Does the discussion of oneness (a baffling series of contradictions or at any rate, propositions that seem, on the surface, to be contradictions) in some way help address the problems raised about forms?

With this in mind, I want to put forth a sort of startup time exchange rate proposition.

Unfortunately, in metabolic network systems, lack of experimental data is almost unavoidable, which compromises the reliability of reactions rates proposition and makes the estimation of all parameters unfeasible.

Proposition 45 deals with whether the insurance commissioner can veto certain insurance rate changes, Proposition 46 addresses the legal cap on non-economic damages in medical negligence suits, Proposition 47 lowers the punishment for certain non-violent, non-serious offenses, and Proposition 48 would bless a compact made between the Governor and an Indian tribe regarding a casino.

Roland Haitz, a scientist associated with Lumileds, argued that just as computer chips were becoming exponentially more powerful, L.E.D.'s were getting brighter and cheaper at a predictable rate, a proposition now known as Haitz's Law.

He has co-authored groundbreaking initiatives on HMO reform and utility rate deregulation (Proposition 9, 1998).

MARGARET: African-Americans and Latinos in California did vote at higher rates for Proposition 8 — though the disparity was not as great as initially reported, and age was a more significant factor.

Because homeowners could now lock in low property tax rates under Proposition 13, the initiative insulated them from the negative tax consequences of not building enough housing.

6 17 18 20 A higher proportion of low CCL patients and surgery rate may support propositions of opponents.

Thanks to Proposition 3.1, we only have to show the decay rate part of Proposition 3.4 for the case t≥1.

The proportional relationship between the normalized time delay and the differential strain rate supports the proposition by Hiramatsu et al. (2005).