Sentence examples for by basic principles of from inspiring English sources

Pinhole photography and things like solargraphs are as simple as it gets and work by basic principles of optics.

Hence, our two worlds have the same parts and, hence, by basic principles of mereology, they are identical.

Guided precisely by basic principles of "decency, fairness, and humanity," we raise three central points of intervention.

I urge all of our leaders to fight for justice for children and the poor with urgency and persistence and to be guided by basic principles of fairness in the negotiations ahead: Protect children and low-income families from budget cuts that threaten their survival.

The size range of life forms is dictated by basic principles of physics.

In the classification tree shown in Figure  2, the various branches can be explained by basic principles of radiation oncology.

"We're really inspired by the basic principles of design," Ms. Iacoli said, like proportions, color and texture.

The high court now has an opportunity to apply basic administrative standards to this government initiative that we say has been created by disregarding basic principles of legality.

It provides a discussion of reducing liability exposure by examining basic principles of risk management.

For example, it may be held that biological necessity can be defined as the property of being metaphysically (or perhaps nomically) necessitated by the basic principles of biology.

For their collaboration, actors are guided by some basic principles of theatrical improvisation that can be recognised in the work of Keith Johnstone (1979) and Viola Spolin (1999).