… famous paper in which he derives Stokes law of drag on a sphere at low … law is due to
Hagenbach (1860) who, after giving the derivation, generously suggested calling it Poiseuille's law…

In January of 1988, the Chief Judge of the highest court of New York commissioned sixteen
citizens to consider whether minorities in that state believe the court system to be biased. …

… European law, international law, and human rights law has … to law students but, owing to
the ready availability of case-law … who have no access to a law library. An introduction to the …

This essay asks fundamental questions that most people go through life never having thought
about. Most people accept the law as a given, a fundamental fact. As a member of society, …

… The latter may be called the" Strong Law of Effect." When thus formulated, the Law of Effect
is not circular—either in definition, or in the sense that the method of establishing the law …

In Humanity's Law, renowned legal scholar Ruti Teitel offers a powerful account of one of
the central transformations of the post-Cold War era: the profound normative shift in the …

… code, even though the law commissioners proclaimed the ideal of … This book explores the
penal law of early Company rule in … Law-maIOng is treated as a cultural enterprise in which the …

The average waiting time and the average number of items waiting for a service in a service
system are important measurements for a manager. Little's Law relates these two metrics via …

This monograph, a doctoral dissertation by an anthropologist at Yale University, is an attempt
to demonstrate, with the help of data from the Kapauku Papuans, the effectiveness of a …

Experiments on single, multiple, and concurrent schedules of reinforcement find various
correlations between the rate of responding and the rate or magnitude of reinforcement. For …