Sentence examples for fits the principle from inspiring English sources

There is no ethical objection per se to CBRC, as it enhances the patient's autonomy and it also fits the principle of free movement of patients and expertise within the EU.

The challenge here is not simply to show that moral judgments can be seen to fit a pattern; the challenge is to show that the pattern they fit — the principle(s) to which they conform — work to explain and justify their importance.

Macaulay's views fitted the principles of colonial governance, Mr. Sood said: "They needed people to run around and man the arms of the state, not to propel the economy forward.

For (1), we show how this could be perfectly possible, and for (2) we demonstrate that the process of Fibonacci-like iterative growth fits the continuity principle (at least outwardly).

In particular, this paper gives a more accurate definition of the Constructal Design for Efficiency method, demonstrating how it can fits the operative principles of Modular System Design method and the concept of Product platform.

In order to overcome the challenges involved with direct curve fitting, the basic principle is to introduce one type of scattering nanoparticles, of which the optical properties (i.e. scattering, absorption, and backscattering cross-sections or coefficients) can be conveniently calculated (e.g. using Mie theory or DDA).

A complex model with many states in principle fits the data better, thus achieving higher likelihood.

Applying these rules to Fig.  1a, b suggests that two alternative treatments best fit the underlying principles.

Shooting rockets out of Gaza aimed at Israeli cities and civilians is an obvious violation of the principle of discrimination and fits the classic definition of terrorism.

But, he added, "This type of participation does not fit with the principle of child development.

The Islamic Community says that does not fit with the principle of equality.