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The trial court is to hear the case next year.

He was simply going into trial court one more time.

He became a judge on the state trial court in 1978.

She worked as a trial court judge from 1992 to 2004.

I'd like to see some of these people get into a trial court and try a case before a jury.

What would a federal trial court devoted to security cases do?

They will also have to return to the trial court for new sentences.

The trial court dismissed her case as a matter of law.

He completed his career as a state trial court judge.

She was the first black woman to serve on the Detroit federal trial court.

"A trial court judge probably reveals more of himself than anyone at work."

In 1974, she was elected to a seat on the state trial court.

The trial court in this case considered the matter fully, and decided against it.

Before that, he was a trial court judge in Connecticut for 18 years.

In January, a trial court approved the company's right to build.

Last year the trial court sentenced all 26 to death by hanging.

In most states, it is left to the discretion of the trial court judge.

Not all cases are heard in trial courts of general jurisdiction.

The case now would go to a trial court, where a judge fixes value.

The trial court has not yet ruled on the rights to the dances.

It's time Americans were allowed to see for themselves what happens in our federal trial courts.

Today, there are two special trial courts with national jurisdiction.

The next step is to extend that process to the trial courts.

The trial court set the date for execution on September 1, 1871.

The case was sent back to the trial court.

In the above example, with the bound for trial division is 47830.

The most obvious is by trial division, although this increases the running time for the data collection phase.

This gives a bound for trial division which is .

In the worst case, trial division is a laborious algorithm.

For example, trial division is a Category 1 algorithm.

The court is somewhat divided into four trial divisions: civil, criminal, family, and housing.

All cases brought before the Court are heard by the Trial Division.

For relatively small numbers, it is possible to just apply trial division to each successive odd number.

Nonetheless, the combination of trial division and Fermat's is more effective than either.

Proving a number is prime is not done (for large numbers) by trial division.

Nancy Ryan, chief of the trial division in the Manhattan office, said no decision had been reached.

Proceedings in the Trial Division are heard by one trial judge.

Their times were faster than the times of either of the trial divisions.

It indicated that there were no blacks among the seven members of the executive staff, the three trial division heads and the 18 bureau chiefs.

Most trial division judges also rotate through the Court of Appeal, usually for three week periods.

The most basic routine, trial division, is of little practical use because of its slowness.

In its simplest form, Fermat's method might be even slower than trial division (worst case).

Ms. Lynn, 32, is an assistant Manhattan district attorney, in the trial division.

He said the head of his trial division is putting in place "an extradition review process" to guard against similar foul-ups.

Lanier worked in the appellate and trial divisions through August 1989.

However, for n with at least one small factor, trial division can be a quick way to find that small factor.

After full hearing, the Trial Division shall render such judgment as the facts may justify.

No justice may sit with the appellate division in a case heard by him in the trial division.

She is an assistant district attorney in the Bronx, where she works in the felony trial division.

For example, one way of finding the greatest common divisor between two 1000 digit numbers is to compute all their factors by trial division.