Sentence examples for studied state from inspiring English sources

Also, when any rarely occurring characteristic that is increasing across the nation uniformly is studied state by state, California can be expected to show a statistically significant trend first, simply because of its population size.

Matthew N. Murray, a professor at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, who has studied state fiscal problems for the Brookings Institution, said: "In Illinois, the stark reality of the cataclysmic nature of their budget reality drove this income tax increase.

Edmund J. McMahon, a senior fellow at the conservative Manhattan Institute who has studied state and local government spending in New York, said that like many local governments across the state, Westchester has resisted deep cuts in programs, as well as major reorganization that could save the county millions.

It is, inescapably, a studied state, composed partly of the innocent egotism that moves attention back from the child to the beholder, partly of openness to the steady rain of impressions and to the fleeting absoluteness of happiness and of "cack-handed LOVE".

Mou et al. [21] studied state estimation for discrete-time neural networks with time-varying delays.

In [39], the authors studied state impulsive control strategies for a two-language competitive model with bilingualism and interlinguistic similarity.

They toured the Hudson River Tunnel, consulted extensively with officials from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and Amtrak, peppered consultants with questions, and studied state-of-the-art rail tunnels in other big cities, including Hong Kong, London and Riyadh.

The institute studied states with higher rates of imprisonment for drug offenses to see whether that had a deterrent effect.

We studied states of water at temperatures below 0 °C in PVME hydrogels of various crosslinking degrees.

"I wish there were more David Reboviches, people throughout the state studying state politics".

We study state taxes as a potential source of spatial misallocation in the United States.