Sentence examples for adapting the principles from inspiring English sources

But as the Obama administration prepared for the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the White House and the Pentagon announced they were adapting the principles of deterrence, in The National Military Strategy of the United States of America of 2011.

The paper introduces the idea of adapting the principles of hierarchical wayfinding to modeling decision making, which is becoming increasingly important for advanced applications like Geographic Information Systems GISS).

Evidence from other areas of healthcare practice suggests adapting the principles of motivational interviewing.

19 Conlon et al reported on work carried out adapting the principles of a high-reliability organisation and a PEERS (potential error and event reporting system) to lead an effort to rid their system of harmful events.

With limited resources available (financial, facilities, manpower) and the cultural and contextual issues confronting individual developing countries, it is unlikely that health professionals would invest their money, time and efforts in learning and adapting the principles of EBP unless they are perceived to be relevant and useful to their practice or their patients, in their context.

The advantages of rifling were well known, but the technical difficulties of adapting the principle to heavy weapons were considerable.

*Photograph by Thomas Victor * In a sense she already had, with "In the Waiting Room," adapting the principle of confessional poetry she'd outlined years before in an interview with Time — "the idea is that we live in a horrible and terrifying world, and the worst moments of horrible and terrifying lives are an allegory of the world".

The mirror, which is based on a hemisphere, is designed to achieve large quasi-static deflection around two rotational axes by adapting the principle of ultrasonic motors.

The designer, Peter Swift, deftly adapted the principles of Japanese garden design to suit the British climate.

This paper adapts the principles of automatic control theory to the field of software process improvement.

Similarly, we adapt the principles of the One-vs-One decomposition strategy to noise filtering, making the noise identification process simpler.