Sentence examples for this case arising from inspiring English sources

The conjectured extremum in this case, arising when we take f = 2 d | Ω | χ 1 2 Ω ∗ χ 1 2 Ω, is | Ω | 2 d (here χ E denotes the indicator function of a set E ).

The type of osteochondroma described in this case, arising at the costovertebral junction with neural foraminal extension and spinal cord compression, is extremely rare.

The enigma, especially for the psychological component, is that there seems to be a production of symptoms, in this case arising from the brain, quite remote from the passage of current.

"This case arises in a difficult context after a terrible tragedy.

This case arises in the wake of Sept. 11, 2001, a day on which American life changed drastically and dramatically.

"Sad to say, but the despicable acts out of which this case arose were not done to the city so much as by the city," he wrote.

In any case, Ms. Kunstler said, she is pressing for the case to be dismissed, "given Jazz's prior history with this officer, and how this case arose".

"It may be that if this case arose today they wouldn't do it this way," he said, referring to the government's choice of federal court for its forum.

But civil liberties groups note that until this case arose, the lower court had apparently not denied any of the more than 10,000 applications it received since its creation.

In addition, the claim stated: "This case arises because News Corp for years engaged in highly improper (and at times illegal) conduct around the world without any board intervention, resulting in severe harm to the company".

The threat of paradox in this case arises in the following form.