Sentence examples for common principle from inspiring English sources

The common principle is the avoidance of flow strangulations.

The same common principle holds for what we practise as well as how we practise it.

Could a common principle allow more accurate and efficient simulation of chemical processes?

A better analogy might be with other motor systems, where a common principle is rhythmic neural activity.

"But behind the differences there is a common principle from a math point of view," Dr. Nakagaki said.

A common principle is disclosed for nanofilled polymers exhibiting either fluid- or solid-like behaviors with increasing filler volume fraction.

The common principle, in Miller's view, is the tendency of all higher organisms to repeat those patterns of behavior which are instrumental in gaining rewards or escaping punishment.

European agri-environment programmes are based on the common principle that farmers deliver environmental services for which society pays.

"These two rules are said to share a common principle: a court in the UK should not set itself above foreign states".

Still, the common principle would be all nations agreeing to proceed deliberately and with due respect to the opinions of humankind.

So we think it could be just sort of a common principle for how areas interact with attention, this feedback control system.