Sentence examples for scrambled states from inspiring English sources

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).

Includes the animated video "Scrambled States of America".

(Ages 4 to 8) Since "The Scrambled States of America" was a hilarious and effective geography lesson, it shouldn't be astonishing that Dr. Flossman and his 32 pupils offer a lesson about teeth that is both entertaining and amusing.

My son has just crossed 1,000, having logged 50 pages at a time with picture books, including his recent favorite, The Scrambled States of America, which has him singing about Kansas and a soggy guitar.

Changes to a less scrambled state are possible.

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.

My hypothesis is that Machiavelli and the Guicciardini brothers transformed a threat to Florence by the grisly army of the German/Spanish ruler Charles V -- which was raping and pillaging its way through Italy's scrambled city states -- into an opportunity to rid their world of what they considered a corrupt Church.

Across the nation, polls show this to be potentially the tightest presidential contest in four decades, and those numbers have sent the candidates scrambling to states that have normally decided on a candidate by this time.

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.

Local and state officials in more than a dozen states scrambled to handle the blast of winter weather, the latest in a series of storms that have left many communities short on critical supplies — especially road salt.