The basic principles of modern civil services are to be found in this General Code.
The wealth of Leonardo's anatomical studies that have survived forged the basic principles of modern scientific illustration.
In mechanics, his three laws of motion, the basic principles of modern physics, resulted in the formulation of the law of universal gravitation.
This article describes the development of banking functions and institutions, the basic principles of modern banking practice, and the structure of a number of important national banking systems.
True, the basic principles of modern genetics had already been pieced together by the Austrian monk, Gregor Mendel, while Darwin was still alive, but Mendel's ideas were ignored by most biologists until the beginning of this century.
March 29, 1900 Liverpool, England May 1 , 1991Oxford, England Charles Elton, in full Charles Sutherland Elton (born March 29 , 1900 Liverpool, Eng. died May 1 , 1991 Oxford, Oxfordshire) English biologist credited with framing the basic principles of modern animal ecology.
Le Corbusier, as secretary of the French section, played an influential role in the five prewar congresses and especially in the fourth, which issued in 1933 a declaration that elaborated some of the basic principles of modern architecture.
April 2, 1826 Meiningen, Germany June 25, 1914 Bad Wildungen, Germany George II, (born April 2, 1826, Meiningen, Saxe-Meiningen [now in Germany] died June 25 , 1914 Bad Wildungen, Waldeck) duke of Saxe-Meiningen, theatrical director and designer who developed many of the basic principles of modern acting and stage design.
This already suggests that, in order to discuss the early history, it is necessary to distinguish two aspects of set theory: its role as a fundamental language and repository of the basic principles of modern mathematics; and its role as an independent branch of mathematics, classified (today) as a branch of mathematical logic.
Specifically, the three basic principles of modern roundabouts – yield at entry, traffic deflection, and curvature of the travel path – all work in conjunction to reduce travel speeds, while the counter-clockwise circulation of vehicles eliminates many conflict points (Ewing and Dumbaugh 2009).
