Sentence examples for which are stated from inspiring English sources

In carrying out its sponsored projects, Stanford fulfills the agreement's conditions, some of which are stated in the sponsored project agreement, others in statutes, regulations and policy statements.

I enclose also the interim report on [censored] in which you may wish to glance at the long list of items which are stated to reflect unfavorably upon [censored]'s character, reputation, and loyalty.

Relying on the flat distance and on Sobolev norms, we establish several nonlinear stability estimates about the "distance" between a rotationally symmetric manifold and the Euclidean space, which are stated in terms of the ADM mass of the manifold.

The case of Stockdale v. Dunlop 6 M. & W. 224, relied upon by the defendants, does not sustain their position, for reasons which are stated in Townsend v. Hargraves, ubi supra.

Brown's review, seen exclusively by the Guardian, says that the issue of child brides has been "conspicuous by its absence" in the efforts to cut global poverty, bring down child and maternal death rates and get children into school, which are stated millennium development goals to be achieved by 2015.

Even 'mathematical modeling' is often observed to involve the development of 'neat' equations which are stated to be loosely linked to something people will care about but is presented with esoteric and obscure mathematics which is not accessible to stakeholders in the application of the problem.

SPECIAL CASE, the material part of which is stated in the judgment of the Court.

"The category before that is best directing, which is stated in three declarative sentences".

One work repeatedly quotes a definition of promiscuous by Gratian, a medieval theologian, which is stated in exclusively female terms.

Then the functional satisfies the (C) condition which is stated in [13].

Thus we obtained complete characterizations of exposed points, which is stated clearly in the following theorem.