Sentence examples for extended principle from inspiring English sources

The mixed formulation in time used here is based on a weak form of Hamilton's extended principle.

Shauneen Lambe, director of Just for Kids Law, said: "In the last 10 years, [we have] seen a rapid increase in children being charged and convicted of the gravest of offences, including murder, under the controversial extended principle of joint enterprise, which means that they did not even have to intend an offence to happen to be found guilty of it.

This extended principle was used in Benzmüller & Kohlhase 1998a to obtain a completeness proof for a system of extensional higher-order resolution.

This extended principle also appears in Kohlhase 1998, where it is used to obtain a completeness proof for an extensional higher-order tableau calculus, which has been implemented under the name HOT (Konrad 1998).

The model is based on the extended principle of corresponding states with two reference fluids, chosen as n-C18 and n-C28 in which the parameters may be estimated from the knowledge of molecular weight.

The ACF extended principles and approaches developed by TARL to cover shipwreck conservation and analysis.

The One World Trust's 2008 Global Accountability Report says that "While there have been advances in extending principles of accountability to the global level... even the highest performers have only basic accountability policies and systems in place".

Recent attempts have been witnessed in service science research to extend principles from mass customisation into the design of service delivery systems.

In its appeal, the administration asked the justices to rule that the Sixth Circuit had unduly extended the principle of the Zadvydas case to this additional group.

Livingston extended that principle to other areas.

Totnes extended this principle dramatically because all 69,000 voters in the constituency were sent a ballot paper.