Sentence examples for arrangement principles from inspiring English sources
In that interview, pilots were asked to provide a quantitative evaluation of basic interface arrangement principles.
In addition, in order to promote the development of refuge chamber system in Chinese coal mine, propose some basically design principles of refuge chamber system and describe the arrangement principles and structure characteristics of three kinds of refuge space in the process of underground refuge chamber system design and construction.
In security arrangements, the principles of multilateralism are best embodied in a collective security system such as NATO, in which a war against one state is considered to be a war against all states, ensuring that any act of aggression against a member of the collective system is met with a response from all members.
Conservatives like Gramm may object to such arrangements on principle, and they are of course entitled to that view.
The two companies, brought together by the RFU chief executive, Ian Ritchie, have reached agreement in principle about arrangements to televise the competitions for the next four years, sharing the rights equally with both showing matches involving English clubs.
Cambodia has agreed to an in-principle arrangement to take asylum seekers in Australian detention in Nauru who are found to be genuine refugees, according to the ABC.
An optimal stacking arrangement allows, in principle, the reflection of all neutrons incident on the lens within the appropriate angular divergence range.
Anyang Nyong'o, secretary-general of Mr. Odinga's party, the Orange Democratic Movement, said it had suspended negotiations until the president's side "fully recognizes the 50-50 power sharing arrangement and the principle of portfolio balance".
The flow arrangement establishes a principle for the fabrication of micromembrane structures designed for low sample volume separation, where the forming reaction is a facile and rapid interfacial process.
The Reforma Energetica (Energy Reform) established a new institutional arrangement based on the principles of open-market competition, rule of law, sustainability, and transparency.
