Sentence examples for state letter from inspiring English sources

David Barton reads the "church and state" letter to mean that Jefferson "believed, along with the other founders, that the First Amendment had been enacted only to prevent the federal establishment of a national denomination".

The state letter also accused teachers of calling the tests "purposeless" and gave the district until Nov. 30 to submit a plan to ensure that future testing goes smoothly.

If no command of M is applicable to c, we set (phi (c)=alpha cqomega ) where q is a distinuished state letter of (M').

The sequence of commands from (Theta ) used to get from (c') to c is in one-to-one correspondence with the sequence of tape letters of (c_2) to the right of the state letter.

After all these substitutions the letter (q_theta ) returns to the right end of the configuration (next to the letter (alpha )) and becomes ready to simulate the next command of M or becomes the distinguished state letter q (for more details see [48]).

The tape alphabet of (M') consists of all letters occurring in the configurations of M. A configuration of (M') is a word (alpha c_1qc_2 omega ) where (c=c_1c_2) is a configuration of M or differs from a configuration of M by at most two letters: the left and right neighbor of some state letter.

Let (q_1,ldots,q_s) be the set Q of state letters.

After that M changes the state letters to what (theta ) would do, and is ready to execute the next main command.

We shall modify (M") further to obtain a new ((k+1))-tape Turing machine M. It has the same tape alphabets as (M") and all state letters of (M") are also state letters of M. The input and accept configurations are also the same.

After each main command (tilde{theta }) of (tilde{P}) which does the same as the corresponding command (theta ) of (M"), but changes the state letters to state letters which are not in (M"), M executes the history written on the history tape backward, without erasing the history tape.

Barbara Mason Exmouth, Devon Gerry Abbott is incorrect in stating (Letters, May 12) that "all citizens, including police offers, are free to join" the BNP.