Sentence examples for foremost principal from inspiring English sources

The study also illustrates the foremost principal in simulation studies, which is that the results of a simulation are an embodiment of the assumptions that went into it.

From the above are derived two principal consequences: first and foremost, human dignity is synonymous with the non-reducibility of humans into categories which could serve as a means to achieving any particular goal.

Foremost among its four principals is Andrea Ms. Fernandezz), a successful divorce lawyer whose philandering husband, Joe Robert Beltrann), has finally exhausted her patience.

It is surprising, perhaps, that Ms. Packer, the foremost implementer as well as principal teacher of this style, should have handed over the direction of her company's first main-stage production of "Hamlet" to someone else.

This by itself is the principal reason to give macroevolution the foremost prominence in biology textbooks.

He has become the principal geopolitical asset of America's foremost global adversary.

Once, at Lincoln Center, I sat behind a former principal dancer who long ago was the foremost interpreter of the role of Apollo.

Amsterdam's Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra has a reputation, first and foremost, for perfection, and their two London concerts with principal conductor Mariss Jansons will doubtless linger in the memory for the quality of the playing.

In Rome he also met the Earl of Burlington, the foremost architectural patron of the 18th century in England and the principal promoter of Andrea Palladio's classical building style (Palladianism).

Foremost among them is Saudi Arabia, which is seen as Tehran's principal foe in a tussle over influence.

Chicken is the foremost non-mammalian vertebrate biomedical model organism and it is a principal biomedical model for understanding basic biology, behaviour and disease.