Sentence examples for bottom principle from inspiring English sources

Cockerell (later knighted) bypassed Thornycroft's plenum chamber (in effect, an empty box with an open bottom) principle, in which air is pumped directly into a cavity beneath the vessel, because of the difficulty in containing the cushion.

Adapting from Goodman (1951: 37), such a principle could be stated as follows: where and 'ψw' expresses a condition at least as strong as '∀x φx → Owx)' (again, unless one assumes the Bottom principle (P.10)).

In the present context, such an additional claim can be expressed by the following principle: where and 'ξ' is at least as strong as 'O' (unless one assumes the Bottom principle (P.10)).

But he said he was not willing to compromise on "rock-bottom principles that are not pro-life or pro-choice".

Rectangular in shape and divided into two parts, the vessel was supported by angular feet at each corner; the lid was almost a duplicate of the bottom (in principle much like the dui).

The triple bottom line principle entails reporting of both economic performance of company and most importantly reporting on the environmental and social performance i.e., reporting of CSR activities.

In private meetings with President Obama, and later with President Trump, Xi has repeated a bottom-line principle about North Korea: "No war.

In this work, bottom filling principles were used to minimize turbulence.

The bottom-up principle has given importance to the common rural landscapes.

The emergence of thriving markets placing value on triple bottom line principles means that there is a market space which cannot be entered by companies with low social and environmental performance.

Based on the triple bottom line principles and DEM regulations, this paper clarifies environmental bottom line into ecological impact and carbon emission bottom lines, the former one of which is contingent on ecological footprint, while the latter one depends on carbon footprint.