Sentence examples for state the principle from inspiring English sources

George Wythe, (born 1726, Elizabeth City county, Va. died June 8 , 1806 Richmond, Va., U.S). jurist, one of the first U.S. judges to state the principle that a court can invalidate a law considered to be unconstitutional.

This paper analyzes some of his main achievements and in particular the equation of state, the principle of corresponding states and the theory of mixtures, of especial interest in engineering applications.

1726 Elizabeth City County, Virginia June 8, 1806 Richmond, Virginia George Wythe, (born 1726, Elizabeth City county, Va. died June 8 , 1806 Richmond, Va., U.S). jurist, one of the first U.S. judges to state the principle that a court can invalidate a law considered to be unconstitutional.

(ii) State the principle of moments.

Although the Founders sought to separate church and state, the principle didn't stop subsequent U.S. politicians from trying to join the two or from using religion to hawk their personal, political preferences.

As shown in Fig. 7 a, the trajectories of T1 and T2 are mixed after range compression (to clearly state the principle, the range curve are ignored under the low-resolution assumption).

He spat again and peered at me. "Do you mind if I state the principles?" he asked.

I was afraid he might sit down again and state the principles of higher education, but he stood beside the stove drinking the coffee, lost in his own private man hunt.

Loosely stated, the principle says that the various natural phenomena observed today must also have existed in the past (see below The emergence of modern geologic thought: Lyell's promulgation of uniformitarianism).

In certain other countries that have not ratified the Convention, including most of the Latin American states, the principle of "contributory fault" governs: if both vessels are to blame, each owner or operator bears his own damages.

As stated, the principle requires clarification.