Sentence examples for specified laws from inspiring English sources

The steady-state input-output transfer function of the TetR/Ptet-based NOT gate (or the YES gate) is measured by estimating its Hill function parameters from simulated data, generated by including noise obeying specified laws.

But if we take atomism in a stronger sense, to mean a theory that explains all of the properties of macroscopic matter in terms of underlying particles with specified properties and governed by specified laws, then it must be denied that atomism had reached its objective in 1911.

Kavanagh also suggests that it could impact on the actions of ministers; rather than attempting to specify law through the difficult route of placing it in legislation, they can simply make a statement within Parliament about the legislation's intent.

Include a choice of law clause to specify which laws will govern the contract.

Federal officials said states had used accounting gimmicks to reduce their contributions to far below the shares specified by law.

The essential requirements of the National Curriculum need to be specified in law, but perhaps we could use technology creatively to help us develop that content.

Mint, in economics, a place where coins are made according to exact compositions, weights, dimensions, and tolerances, usually specified by law.

The council is also responsible for the affairs of all judicial bodies; its composition and special functions are specified by law.

According to the code, the spouse could succeed only if there were no persons who were related to the deceased up to a degree specified by law.

This mechanical structure benefits from a specified switching law based on the zero crossing of velocity in order to realize vibration reduction.

English is specified by law as the "common language" of the state.