Sentence examples for fundamental guide from inspiring English sources

Resnick's description of centralized thinking served as a fundamental guide with which to analyze the various data sources.

This work is expected to provide fundamental guide for the design of novel functional tubular CMPs materials by tuning the molar ratio of arylethynylenes to aryl halides and expanding their applications such as gas storage and separation.

This study supplies an overall but specific consideration for the interface design in Dia/Cu composites for the first time, and offers a fundamental guide for experiments of interface modification, which is also applicable for other matrix composites.

The predicted 3-D transient characteristics directly reflect the generated pressure surges and forces in the designed pump-valve system, which is a fundamental guide for mitigating the threat of water hammer.

The museum's main themes of sex and death, he explained, are also fundamental guiding forces of Darwinian evolution, something which the self-described "Catholic atheist" has been obsessed with since childhood.

"Our fundamental guiding principle is to use culture as a tool for education and transformation, to improve people's lives, and we're in a position to fulfill that mission, thank God," Mr. Miranda said.

The study called for a strict code of practice to be introduced to help solve this conflict which would be based on two fundamental guiding principles: firstly and most importantly, respect for parents and their dead child; secondly, the value of continued access to human material for the advancement of medical care and treatment.

The dependence of structural parameters on the effective index of the fundamental guided mode, effective index of the fundamental cladding mode, mode field diameter, confinement loss, effective mode area, and chromatic dispersion in PCF have been studied, respectively.

The elementary sensations of pleasure and pain, accordingly, rather than abstract moral principles or abstract concepts of goodness or badness, are the fundamental guides to what is good and bad, since all sentient creatures are naturally attracted to the one and repelled by the other.

The clinical orientation of the model has been a fundamental guiding principle throughout its development.

However, two of the fundamental guiding ethical principles articulated in the TCPS are respect for free and informed consent and respect for privacy and confidentiality.