Sentence examples for scrambled state from inspiring English sources

Changes to a less scrambled state are possible.

There are two bifurcations where ρ acts nontrivially: V − + where κ acts trivially (which leads to rivalry between the learned scrambled states) and V − − where κ acts nontrivially (which leads to rivalry between the unscrambled states).

The only non-fusion states are scrambled adjacent states, where the two red dots can be in any of the four orientations.

Unesco's scrambled ideology states that a ruin of a ruin is "better" than a ruin.

In the 1980s and 1990s, the fear of a juvenile crime epidemic gripped the nation, and states scrambled to change laws to protect the public.

Rather than being called to heel, the state scrambled to adapt to its new status quo.

Officials in Orissa and the northern part of the adjoining Andhra Pradesh state, scrambled Friday to evacuate thousands of people from the coastline as a major cyclone headed for landfall from the Bay of Bengal.

Cities, counties and the state scrambled to set up taskforces, and gave warning of dire consequences if things were not set straight.All of which was greeted with a collective yawn.

Florida State scrambled to get downcourt for a final shot, but the jumper — perhaps after the buzzer — was blocked by Rob Brandenburg, setting off an on-court celebration by the Rams.

Fearing a court decision reversing Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 case that established a right to abortion, rights advocates scrambled to push state laws that would maintain access to the procedure if the national protections are knocked down.

After a short rush by Kendrick, Vick scrambled to the State 21-yard line for another first down.