Sentence examples for states definition from inspiring English sources
There was also a deference to states' definition of marriage.
In this review, after a brief overview on superhydrophobic states definition, the techniques leading to the modification of wettability behavior on superhydrophobic surfaces under specific conditions: optical, magnetic, mechanical, chemical, thermal are discussed.
If the stochastic process x ‡ ( N ) is ergodic and the process p ‡ ( N ) is such that realizations p ‡ (t)=p ‡ (h(t)) are functions of current channel states, Definition 2 is equivalent to (21) with x ∗ = lim t → ∞ 1 t ∑ u = 1 t x ‡ ( u ) and p∗(h(t))=p ‡ (h(t)).
Scalise voted against reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act; co-sponsored a constitutional amendment to define marriage as between a man and a woman; voted against including LGBTQ people in hate crimes protections; co-sponsored a bill to have states' definition of marriage supersede a federal definition and, well, the list goes on and on.
The National Centre for Educational Statistics (NCES), a federal body, looked at how the states' definitions of "proficiency" at maths and reading compared with its own rigorous one.
In a nod to an argument colorfully expressed by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg during the hearing, the ruling also rejects the notion that the state definition of marriage rests on the ability of couples to procreate.
Ms. Krueger said the lack of a state definition about what qualifies as hazardous mold and what steps are legally required to clean it up were regulatory gaps that the task force needed to address.
The law gives developers of affordable housing a density bonus, regardless of local planning and zoning restrictions, in towns in which less than 10percentt of the housing stock meets the state definition of affordable.
which can be used equivalently to state Definition 3.16.
This is true as long as L+N>Lsrc holds, cf. the state definition in Sec.
It is possible to make a state definition if global variables are desired in the formal specification.
