Sentence examples for distinguishing principles from inspiring English sources

Shoghi Effendi, the appointed head of the religion from 1921 to 1957, wrote the following summary of what he considered to be the distinguishing principles of Bahá'u'lláh's teachings, which, he said, together with the laws and ordinances of the Kitáb-i-Aqdas constitute the bedrock of the Bahá'í Faith: The following principles are frequently listed as a quick summary of the Bahá'í teachings.

Mask voice, which is in between the 2 distinguishing principles, was sung throughout the median pitches of your given range, before you reached the "break" point.

For Butler, the kind of egoism exemplified for him by Hobbes — "the selfish theory" in eighteenth century parlance — rests on the failure to distinguish principles from passions.

However, further experiments such as overexpression of ZEB1 in FOXC2 knockdown and overexpression of FOXC2 in ZEB1 knockdown cells will be crucial in further delineating the mechanisms of EMT dynamics and distinguishing the principles underlying EMT tristability.

Philosophers have long noted the similarities between reality and dreaming and the logical difficulties of distinguishing in principle between the two.

Having now distinguished these principles, we can consider whether either provides an argument against haecceitism.

(We do not here distinguish between principles and rules. Those who do include Dworkin 1978 and Gert 1998).

Bolzano distinguishes between principles of a science, Grundsätze, which may be demonstrated in another science, and basic truths, Grundwahrheiten, which have no ground and are true axioms.

As one could expect, this freedom also has a price, as a highly technical study of the axiomatic theories might be necessary to distinguish their principles as well as to unveil some of their subtleties.

Medical students need to be able to distinguish pharmacological principles from this information overload, and to understand their relevance, in order to integrate them into clinical situations.

Electrons cannot be distinguished in principle (Identity and Individuality in Quantum Theory) and hence quantum mechanical descriptions of bonds cannot depend on the identity of particular electrons.