Sentence examples for based on the fundamental principles from inspiring English sources

Let's allow Great Britain to remain in the European Union but based on the fundamental principles.

"Football is a universal sport based on the fundamental principles of discipline and respect for opponents," the FIFA president said in a statement.

The electrochemical flow capacitor (EFC) is a new technology for grid energy storage that is based on the fundamental principles of supercapacitors.

"When we met in 2010, we agreed that Sigfox could change the world by bringing the virtual and physical worlds together through a new paradigm based on the fundamental principles of astrophysics.

The mathematical description of the digester is a modification of the extended Purdue model, a rigorous framework based on the fundamental principles of mass and energy conservation.

We have previously proposed the convergent method for structuring information, which is based on the fundamental principles of control thermodynamics, inverse problems, holistic discourse, cognitive modeling, quantum semantics, and artificial intelligence.

It all started with the outside-the-box thinking of U.S.A.'s co-founders and our paradigm-shifting Constitution, with its revolutionary platform based on the fundamental principle of Siloed Government.

The theory of resonance is based on the fundamental principle of quantum mechanics, which states that the wave function representing a stationary state of a system can be expressed as a weighted sum of the wave functions that correspond to several hypothetical structures for the system and that the proper combination is that sum which leads to a minimum calculated energy for the system.

The idea is based on the fundamental principle of dividing the computation of a DFT into smaller successive DFTs and recursively repeating this process.

Based on the fundamental principle of target radiation and microbolometer infrared detection, the microbolometric temperature response to infrared-target temperature change is theoretically analyzed and an exact microbolometric temperature response expression is obtained in theory.

This new approach to simulate liquid liquid interfaces is based on the fundamental principle of minimum potential energy where the total potential energy depends on the extent of deformation of a spring network distributed on the surface of the immersed drop or bubble.