Sentence examples for higher-level principles from inspiring English sources

Those are the higher-level principles that we have decided are important in this market, and they should be enforced.

We propose here to proceed from higher-level organizational principles of cell metabolism, and determine how these principles change under evolutionary pressures.

One such account is to consider top-down causation as constraints on the working of the parts coming from higher-level organizational principles or boundary conditions (van Gulick [1995]; Emmeche et al. [2000]).

With the obtained molecular descriptors, the accuracy of the corresponding quantum chemical calculations can be improved to higher-level first-principles calculations.

Alternative accounts might aim to account for the representational aspect of thought by invoking only such concepts and principles as are afforded by physics (e.g., cause and effect) without making use of the additional higher-level concepts and principles that are afforded by biology (e.g., trait, selection, fitness, and so forth).

On this view, it is not physicists but the fundamental laws themselves that explain why "higher level" scientific principles are the way they are.

Deep architectures can find higher-level representations, thus can potentially capture relevant higher-level abstractions.

Species generally showed higher ED scores than higher-level taxa.

In so characterizing love Moore was applying one of four recursive principles he used to generate higher-level intrinsic goods and evils from an initial base-set of goods and evils.

Our main intention here is to connect the edge map representation of our model (simulating retinal GC responses to stimuli) to higher-level perceptual grouping mechanisms such as Gestalt grouping principles.

The same principle applies to every phylum and higher-level group, especially those whose monophyly I discuss in fair detail, e.g. Posibacteria and Eurybacteria.