Sentence examples for a principle of zero from inspiring English sources

Merdacotta's appeal has more to do with a principle of zero waste than with creating a building material that is superior to existing building materials.

"Despite official claims of adhering to a principle of zero waste, vast amounts of untreated waste are being exported from Sochi to the TBO landfill in Belorechensk, as well as the officially closed Loo landfill," Vitishko said.

That language seems to firmly establish a principle of "one person, one country".

Here is a table of some of the equivalences: In "The Critique of the Logical Principle of the Excluded Middle" (1913) Leśniewski distinguishes between an ontological principle – Every object is either A or not A – and a logical principle – Of two contradictory propositions, at least one must be true.

At Barça he operated a principle of "one and three": when the ball is lost, one man goes straight to the ball and three race to the scene to try to cut out passing angles.

"That kind of customer focus is an underlying principle of Six Sigma".

There's a principle of physics that says two bodies can't occupy the same space at the same time.

Bohn (2012: 216) provides a principle of finite fusion (any two things have a fusion), which, when combined with infinite atoms, will generate junky models.

Some democracy advocates opposed the measure as too small a step toward the principle of one person, one vote.

The English philosopher Thomas Hobbes had equated verum ("truth") and factum ("the made"), but Vico made this a fundamental principle of historiography, one that he hoped would make it the queen of the sciences.

New York City's Department of Correction has long been committed to the commission's most important principle — a policy of zero tolerance of sexual abuse by anyone in its jails.