Sentence examples for usual laws of from inspiring English sources
It defies the usual laws of political gravity.
THE usual laws of corporate finance do not seem to apply to banks.
It is as though, by a reversal of the usual laws of cause and effect, Jewish actions of today prove that Jews had it coming to them yesterday.
The modification of the usual laws of mechanics may be understood purely in terms of the Lorentz transformation formulas (101) and (102).
Each side is backed by foreign powers — including the United States, Russia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and now Turkey — whose interventions have suspended the usual laws of nature.
It turns out that cranberries are a peculiar little commodity that isn't governed by the usual laws of supply and demand.
The usual law of succession could be circumvented by a special enregistered document: a parent, for example, could favour a daughter by guaranteeing her rights over the family property.
This leads to the usual law of diminishing returns: in the final, weaker novels, what fiction there ever was seems squeezed out of frame by the weight of a compulsive repetition.
For example, in the Brouwerian continuum the usual law of comparability, namely that for any real numbers a, b either a < b or a = b or a > b, fails.
This result suggests that the usual laws used to describe the thermal evolution of the rheological behaviour of fluids are no longer valid with anaerobic digested sludge.
A finite field is a finite set of marks with two operations, addition and multiplication, subject to the usual nine laws of addition and multiplication obeyed by rational numbers.
