Sentence examples for based on a principle from inspiring English sources

But we also need to ensure that the version of the internet that was invented in the United States — one based on a principle of openness — is the one that should prevail.

This is designed to simplify the content intended for translation, based on a principle of "one word, one meaning".

However, it turned out that Microsoft had built a low cost brand based on a principle of "one format for all" -- rather than software that was tailored to special security needs.

Moreover, the dominance of network-based methods is also because they are based on a principle of "disease module" (e.g., functionally similar genes are associated with similar phenotypes or diseases).

Here they accompany an image of the dancing god Shiva in what is (I think) intended as an extended, computer-manipulated visual meditation on color theory filtered through the Vedanta philosophy of India, and specifically on an aspect of that philosophy based on a principle of nondualism, the idea that all essential things are one.

In that respect, one advantage of optimality-based models is that they simulate the adaptation of plants to their environment based on a principle that is not expected to change as the environment changes and hence their performance for predictions into the future is not expected to be fundamentally worse than that for predicting the past.

(Specifically, he said that law was based on a "principle of unsurpassed ugliness").

"This is based on a principle of the Constitution, which guarantees life and liberty for everybody, not just heterosexuals.

But it can't be based on a principle of the other side waiting until we are done and then deciding what needs to be done.

The control laws are derived from a model based on a principle of vehicle conservation and Lyapunov stability techniques.

Bork was famous for arguing that the 1964 Civil Rights Act was based on a principle of "unsurpassed ugliness". How did he conclude this?