Sentence examples for classic principle from inspiring English sources

As an official in the Saudi Ministry of Planning explains, the classic principle is that wages should equal the marginal productivity of labour.

They accepted the classic principle of design formulated by the Greeks and invented new designs for the columns and new decorative features.

For the straightening process simulation, systematic D-type shaft stress and deformation models are built by using classic principle of material mechanics.

Like Warren Buffet's classic principle— good practices pay off in the long run— there is increasing evidence that Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) factors offer investors long-term performance advantages.

But the old "Fugitive" worked because its creators knew that the chase was the thing, and CBS's is using that classic principle to try to jump-start a new wave of crime dramas with three promising, lively series beginning this weekend.

"Anything that has its innies has also outies around it"—that is a funny line from a children's poem and a classic principle of philosophy at the same time.

Fig. 1 A classic example of the structure of a MB and the corresponding working principle.

Components are classified in an ontology based on the classic principles of architecture.

His work has roots in the classic principles of liberty and freedom of individual development, depicting the uniqueness of individuals in their creative development and potential.

What Rawls also saw clearly was that other classic principles of justice, like the golden rule or mutual benevolence, are subject to distortion precisely because we tend to do this.

Nevertheless, their four classic principles of treatment: plating the fibula to length, articular reconstruction, bone grafting of metaphyseal defects and providing a medial buttress to the tibia, still remain important orthopaedic concepts.