Sentence examples for concepts of principles from inspiring English sources

The derivation of the term "kernels" arose in Embry's (2004) paper describing the active ingredients in evidenced-based prevention or treatment behavior-change programs, distinct from the earlier nebulous concepts of "principles of effectiveness".

Typically, entitlements are laws based on concepts of principle ("rights") which are themselves based in concepts of social equality or enfranchisement.

Now that he wants City Council members to hand him a third term through legislation — and to treat themselves to more time in office while they're at it — Mr. Bloomberg has redefined the concept of principle.

As for bystanders who ponder instead, "Why doesn't the lady just cough up the 60 quid?", the incorrigible Badger may maintain that she is no stranger to the concept of principle herself.

Lack of formal training of employees in the area of concepts and principles of project risk management can become a stumbling block in the implementation of risk management methodologies.

This paper presents difficulties illustrated by software development practitioners with regard to the use and understanding of concepts and principles of the object-oriented paradigm.

HELIX "is a well-designed study and great first attempt to focus on one part of the exposome to demonstrate its proof-of-concept principles," Lioy says.

In contrast to the students, the teachers did not feel they had worked very much on the concept of TEL principles.

The concept of Directive Principles of State Policy was borrowed from the Irish Constitution.

Fundamental concepts of the seven principles described here will be helpful in making the right decisions.

In this paper we present a new taxonomy for classifying cognitive-motor and motor-motor interference within the study of dual task behaviors that connects traditional concepts of learning and principles of motor control with current issues of multitasking analysis.