Sentence examples for thus states from inspiring English sources

Thus, states have supported - or so we were led to believe - not just the idea of the law, but its operation in practice.

Thus, states of affairs, being comprised of objects in combination, are inherently complex.

Thus states encoded in genes are only allowed to interact locally within the region described by covariance matrix.

This process thus states the activity at a location x ∈ D as the fraction of active neurons in the population, which is located around this location.

Thomas thus states two essential characteristics of the object of speculation, the speculabile: it must be removed both from matter and from motion.

The Principle of Nominalism is obtained by replacing the membership relation with its transitive closure.14 The principle thus states that if x and y are borne ∈* by the same individuals that is, if ∀u u ∈* x ↔ u ∈* y)—then x and y are identical.

Thus state pension schemes are essentially a "compact between generations".

Thus, state judicial power to interpret state election laws has been an established practice in the centuries since the Founding.

Thus, stating (over and over) that "their statistical methodology was sound" is irrelevant.

Thus, state failure manifests itself when a state can no longer deliver physical security, a productive economic environment, and a stable political system for its people.

Mr. Cuomo argued that Mr. Pataki had created an illusion of cutting taxes by reducing state taxes and thus state support of local governments, which in turn had to raise property and other local taxes.