Sentence examples for and principles and then from inspiring English sources

An agent must not have acquired her values and principles (and then be forced to sustain them) by means that bypassed her ability to evaluate them.

In this article, we discuss the key CR operations and principles, and then discuss some of the main challenges and research opportunities that exist in CR-based emerging wireless networks.

We have principles, and then we exchange them for other principles.

Effectively applying client-centric principles and then scaling your operation is where real success lies.

We first make a brief introduction of basic concepts and mathematical principles, and then explain its applicability in risk assessment.

We describe the method and its underlying principles and then discuss the findings of our case study, lessons learned, and limitations.

Derek Parfit was among the first contemporary theorists to explore the relation between identity and ethics explicitly, first in his seminal early 1970s articles, "Personal Identity" and especially "Later Selves and Moral Principles," and then in his restatement and development of the view in Part III of his 1984 book Reasons and Persons (from which the present exposition is taken).

It is far more ambitious and interesting to limit oneself to premises that many forms of dualism might share (such as the cause-law, interaction and anomalism principles) and then show that they inexorably lead to monism without reliance on the more controversial assumption of closure.

By contrast, the synthetic style of presentation begins by asserting first principles and then to determining what follows.

I review evidence supporting the choice of the set of principles, and then I assess how such principles apply to two cases, object perception action and peripersonal space.

Rather, elections are often decided by how people feel - first, by how they feel towards the parties and their principles, and then by how they feel about the candidate.