"Method" can mean roughly what it signifies in Descartes's Discourse on Method, "a consistent form of investigation founded on a set of internally consistent precepts about what is true"; but it can also mean something less rigid: "the way you happen to do things, manifesting a complex and untheorisable set of dispositions".
If, for example, degree-weighted behaviour is not observed in DDI networks, then one would anticipate consistent precepts for the allowed interactions, thereby allowing for alternative, and more insightful, analyses of PPI networks.
Based on public testimony, many residents and skateboarders are amenable to restrictions in Laguna Beach that are consistent with precepts of safety and non-intrusive skateboarding.
Dr. Ross said the multiple means used to kill the victim were consistent with religious precepts of the Druids.
The delegation to the President as Commander in Chief of the authority to prescribe aggravating factors was in all respects consistent with these precepts, and the promulgation of RCM 1004 was well within the delegated authority.
As when, at the beginning of his reign, he launched his great reform to promote equality of the sexes, fighting gender privilege with exegesis and consulting women's organizations as well as religious scholars, with the result that, two years later, Morocco had a family code that was equally consistent with the precepts of Islam and the modern principles of human rights.
Indeed, he states explicitly that his views on morality are entirely in the spirit of Christianity, as well as being consistent with the doctrines and ethical precepts of the sacred books of India (WWR, Section 68).
Among the 20 "principles" the memo outlines is one that allows employers to hire only "persons whose belief and conduct are consistent with the employer's religious precepts".
And I think that's what we try to impart to our kids and that's what motivates me as president, and I figure the most consistent I can be in being true to those precepts, the better I'll be as a dad and a husband and, hopefully, the better I'll be as president.
"That's what we try to impart to our kids and that's what motivates me as president and I figure the most consistent I can be in being true to those precepts, the better I'll be as a as a dad and a husband and hopefully the better I'll be as president," Obama said.
We found the common law precept at issue in the Abel case entirely consistent with Rule 402's general requirement of admissibility, and considered it unlikely that the drafters had intended to change the rule.
