Sentence examples for by which the principles from inspiring English sources

Our findings are consistent with the "McDonaldization" thesis advanced by Ritzer [ 64], p 457. Ritzer describes this as "the process by which the principles of the fast-food restaurant are coming to dominate more and more sectors of society".

This chapter describes the approaches to the design and synthesis of antagonists in detail and discusses the way by which the same principles can be used to synthesize an inverse agonist.

Necessary and sufficient conditions guaranteeing the stability of the closed-loop system are provided in terms of the stability of some simple linear time-delay systems refereed to as observer-error systems, by which the separation principle is discovered.

An action provides the principles by which the story is structured into a plot.

They neither change the principles by which the welfare state operates nor the means by which it is funded.

A melodrama of sex and violence erupts, mainly, I think, so that Welch can expose his protagonist to the double bind of a legal system that does not recognize the principles by which the Lakota live.

Here, we review the principles by which the node of Ranvier operates and its molecular structure, and thus explain how defects at the node and paranode contribute to neurological disorders.

To put it another way, destruction itself is the principle by which the universe operates".

The Countess of Selborne had it right: Ware did aspire to "equality and similarity", and, less than a year after the war began, he had established it as the principle by which the IWGC operated.

Now, again, unity is the principle by which the unification of certain representations might be explained (cf. SW V: 307).

This has formed the basis for theranostics (theragnostics), the principle by which the same targeting molecule or particle can be used for both diagnosis and targeted therapy.