Sentence examples for builds on principles from inspiring English sources
This paper builds on principles and techniques developed in measurement science, as currently understood in physical sciences and engineering, to improve the theory and practice of performance measurement.
The most traditional perspective to this phenomenon builds on principles of mimicry, by which the facial feedback of emotions can transmit emotional states without an individual noticing [58].
Personalized genomics builds on principles established by the integration of genetics into medical practice.
It builds on principles of patient empowerment and cognitive behavioural techniques, inspired by Motivational Interviewing (MI).
Global epidemiological estimation is a new science and builds on principles established for reviewing evidence for public health interventions particularly with its focus on systematic literature reviews.
It builds on principles of person-centered care, emphasizing the importance of treating people with dementia as individual adults, with much to contribute when staff are able to recognize their 'personhood' (Kitwood, 1997; Woods, 1999).
"This nation needs a vibrant and growing conservative movement," he said, "but one that's built on principles and on ideas, not on fear, not on anger, not on preying on people's frustrations".
"America needs a vibrant conservative movement, but one that's built on principles and ideas, not on fear, not on anger," Rubio said, in a thinly veiled reference to Trump's campaign.
After World War II, European societies were built on principles that owed a lot to center-left ideas.
"It was built on principles — specifically those of the modernist movement — that were popular in the middle part of the last century," he said.
