These will be, for instance, the principles of causality, substantiality etc. in the sphere of physical nature and principles such as good and evil, responsibility, freedom, etc. in the sphere of ethics.
Abu Omar al-Baghdadi, the first "prince of the faithful" in the Islamic State of Iraq, in 2006 formulated, for instance, the principles of his prospective state..
Truffaut was then editing his book of interviews with Alfred Hitchcock, and he cited lessons that he had learned from the elder director: "For instance, the principle, extremely important, that an emotion must be created on screen and then must be sustained — on the technical level as well as on the scenario level".
For instance, the principle of identity, Everything is identical to itself entails There exists something that is identical to itself.
So, for instance, the principle for distributing economic benefits for preference utilitarians is to distribute them so as to maximize preference-satisfaction.
For instance, the principle that we ought not to harm, coerce, or deceive is a normative principle constructed out of an intersubjective account of practical reason.
For instance, the principle implies that for any population consisting of very good lives there is a better population consisting of just one person leading a life at a slightly higher level of well-being (Parfit 1984 chapter 19).
For instance the principle that knowledge of a statement entails its truth is rendered as \(K_i \phi \rightarrow \phi\) and the principle that knowledge of a conjunction entails knowledge of its conjuncts is rendered as \(K_i(\phi \wedge \psi) \rightarrow (K_i \phi \wedge K_i \psi)\).
For instance, the principle of layers recombination which is carried out in the Hu7 Nansha Sanzhong reservoir is that the permeability contrast (defined as a ratio of maximum to minimum permeability in the same development unit) after recombination is less than 10 (Chen et al. 2007).
For instance, the ten principles of Advanced Access or the five steps to reduce the throughput time.
For instance, the general principles for screening programmes first stated by Wilson and Jungner in 1968 [ 12] are often misinterpreted to suggest that an infant hearing screening programme should not be implemented until adequate follow-up services are available to cater for children detected with hearing loss [ 13, 14].
