His lectures at Cornell laid the basis for Principles of Polymer Chemistry (1953), an introductory textbook that was the standard in the field for several decades.
In this article, the principles derived from the ethical theory of utilitarianism provide the basis for principle-based ethical analysis.
By most accounts, it is generating terrorists more rapidly than it is murdering those suspected of someday intending to harm us -- an impressive contribution by a constitutional lawyer on the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta, which established the basis for the principle of presumption of innocence that is the foundation of civilized law.
For example, if the connections between visual motion sensitive cells are self-organised in the same way, we expect that cells representing similar motion vectors would associate across the visual field, providing a basis for the principle of 'Common fate'.
This has proved a more complicated endeavor, not only as a matter of geopolitics but also as a forum for action on the basis of principle.
The perspective is essential for their license to operate and forms the basis for business principles and practices.
In fact, the circles he hosted represented the convergence of mainstream culture and radical ideology that helped establish the political basis for the principles of the French Revolution.
The understanding of the mechanism has been the basis for design principles for carbon-free operation and for optimum catalyst formulation.
However, they are in need of further empirical confirmation and philosophical clarification, so that one can more fully understand how empathy/sympathy as a non-moral emotional phenomenon provides a motivational basis for moral principles.
Furthermore, they formed the basis for the principles that were developed at the First World Conference on Endodontics in 1953, as very little changed in treatment parameters in the previous 40 years.
