Sentence examples for a suitable principle from inspiring English sources

The design principle also offers a scalar tuning parameter m0 > 0 which can be adjusted by a suitable principle or an optimization method.

This will be achieved by means of a suitable continuation principle.

In this paper, a suitable LaSalle principle for continuous-time linear switched systems is used to characterize invariant sets and their associated switching laws.

A new Y-shaped design in a 2D-photonic crystal structure composed of air holes in silicon substrate is proposed for realization of optical logic 1 and 0. A suitable operating principle for the realization of the logic operation is presented, which is then verified by FDTD simulations.

It is shown that a suitable minimum principles provides a rational basis to exploit the iterative elastic predictor-plastic corrector algorithm in terms of the dissipation functional.

Boolean negation comes under just such a critique in Chapter 5 of Priest (2006), where such problems for Belnap's account are raised and references to the technical literature establishing the conservativity of extending certain logics in the relevance tradition with suitable principles governing this connection can also be found.

Approximate values of the critical load are calculated on the basis of a suitable adjoint variational principle for several values of the geometric and material parameters of the beam.

The finite element discretization of the flame equations involves least squares control of streamline derivatives and pressure velocity coupling as well as a new shock capturing term based on nonlinear crosswind diffusion yielding a suitable discrete maximum principle for the discrete solution.

Those who suppose they can seriously damage particularism by specifying a few (probably fairly complex) invariant reasons do little to show that moral thought depends (as it was put in the Introduction above) on a suitable provision of principles (which we are now understanding as 'invariant reasons').

Ethical generalism is the view that the rationality of moral thought and judgement depends on a suitable provision of moral principles.

So the availability of such principles is compatible with Dancy's canonical formulation of particularism, according to which, "the possibility of moral thought and judgement does not depend on the provision of a suitable supply of moral principles" (Dancy 2004: 7).