Sentence examples for a selection of principles from inspiring English sources

One cannot assemble a complete list of adequate principles, says Zermelo, without careful inspection of actual mathematics and thereby a careful assessment of what principles are actually necessary to such a list, and such inspection would show that the choice principle is surely one such; in other words, a selection of principles such as Peano's is very much a post hoc procedure.

A posteriori discrepancy principle gives a selection of α (a solution of the equation (Vert Af^{alpha,delta }-g^{delta } Vert _{H}=delta )).

The rural sample was obtained through a selection of villages based on the probability proportional to size principle, followed by random selection of households [ 16].

This includes testing of all major antimalarials currently used on the market, a wide selection of active principles from the WHO list of essential drugs as well as a wide range of excipients used in the pharmaceutical formulation of tablets.

Our proof is based on the introduction of a penalized minimization problem, in the spirit of A selection principle for the sharp quantitative isoperimetric inequality, by Cicalese and Leonardi, which allows us to exploit the regularity theory for almost minimizers of elliptic parametric integrands.

Wray and Goddard [ 15] developed a selection principle to manage rates of inbreeding through a penalty method.

While it is likely to be useful in a defined set of prostate cancers, the antibody fragment screening strategy described here also serves as a proof-of-principle for selection of other disease-specific antibody fragments.

This is not a concession to Hume's argument, since Rawls envisions the parties' selection of the principles of justice as part of this conjectured deduction (JF 133).

Thus the selection of these principles finds support and reflects positive experience in practice, as one of the authors of this current paper has established in previous work [ 14].

As a proof-of-principle, the probe selection was based on genomic data of published strains that represent clinically relevant phenotypes.

However, our analysis was limited to data from the 107 stage I and II cases, a selection consonant with the principle of using the clinical data in optimal fashion to achieve the objective of the study; limiting the cases to stages I and II provided a relatively homogenous patient sample in which the most prominent variable was survival.