Ricardo's comparative-advantage principle became the cornerstone of 19th-century international-trade theory.
The asylum seekers are subject to the Australian government's new no-advantage principle which could see them being detained for up to five years.
This, by the way, was another case of Bush finding the sweet spot where political advantage and principle coexist.
The advantages in principle of these agents in comparison to chemotherapeutics include a decrease in most toxicities, except rash and diarrhoea.
I had some advantages: First-principles electronic structure theory in which the structure and properties of chemical compounds are calculated by solving the Schrödinger equation had just matured enough to allow the study of materials that I thought might be good multiferroics candidates.
Various types of blading arrangements have been proposed, but all are designed to take advantage of the principle that when a given mass of steam suddenly changes its velocity, a force is then exerted by the mass in direct proportion to the rate of change of velocity.
FOVE may not hold its principle advantage of eye-tracking tech for long.
Here, they saw the principle advantage over previous, traditional, empiricist accounts of logic and mathematics.
The principle advantage of entailment accounts over quantifier accounts is that they have no problem with implicit ontological commitment.
The advantage of this principle is that it strives to make code easier to implement, debug, and maintain.
Taking advantage of this principle, Dyson's team of aerodynamicists created a way to style hair using only air combined with heat.
