Sentence examples for Formulate a principle from inspiring English sources

The difficulty consisted in the obligation to formulate a principle that is neither too restrictive for the important results in analysis, nor too liberal with respect to the formations of concept to be excluded by reason of Poincaré's philosophical position.

Thus, to formulate such a principle, we have to use a domain-independent framework.

To formulate such a principle adequately one must take a stand on what contexts are — a question I am bypassing here.

To complete this global picture of structural evolution, we formulate a variational principle that includes kinetics.

It would be a causal principle, and we could not employ the idea prior to formulating such a principle.

To our knowledge, the Netherlands is the first country where decision makers and health economists have been involved in a joint effort to formulate an equity principle and develop a model for putting it into practice.

(Mathematicians later formulated a restricted principle of abstraction, also known as the principle of comprehension, in which self-referencing predicates, or S(A), are excluded in order to prevent certain paradoxes.

In The Direction of Time Reichenbach acknowledges that the 1925 claims were incorrect and formulates a new "Principle of the Common Cause" this way: "If an improbable coincidence has occurred, there must exist a common cause" (p. 157).

I would like to quote a rather categorical statement of Leonard Susskind (the inventor of the original version of string theory) on the connection between the multiverse (megaverse, in his parlance) and the anthropic principle: "Without the idea of a megaverse of pockets, there is no natural way to formulate a sensible Anthropic Principle" (Ref. 8, p. 300).

Therefore, an important problem is to formulate a fractional variational principle compatible with the lattice approach.

We now formulate a discrete maximum principle for the difference operator and give an estimate of the solution to (2.4).