It is argued that growth models in general have ignored the basic principles of classical mechanics, and, more importantly, that this omission has been costly.
Unfortunately, the urban planners nowadays have ignored the basic principles of good urban spacing, abandoning theories evolved from systematic observations and deductive experiments thus; the urban environment constitute lots of problems which undermine the role of public spacing as a social generator in our life.
When the council created this law, it completely ignored the basic principles of democracy and our rights as American citizens.
The kit's high-end clamor ignored the basic principles of drumming: timekeeping," he added, "Hetfield and Hammett's guitars underwent more processing than cat food.
A gynecologist opined in Rewire that doctors treating transgender patients should remember the oath they take to not let a patient's identity stand in the way of quality care, and to remember the doctor's code to "do no harm". The good doctor warns that policies allowing anti-trans discrimination in the name of a doctor's constitutional freedoms ignore the basic principles of medical care.
If you ignore the votes, you ignore democracy itself; you ignore the will of the people; you ignore the basic principle upon which our whole system of self-government is based.
"I attempted to rely so much on my intellect that I ignored some of the basic principles of what makes good organizations successful.
"Those of us who shout the loudest about Americanism in making character assassinations are all too frequently those who, by our own words and acts, ignore some of the basic principles of Americanism: the right to criticize; the right to hold unpopular beliefs; the right to protest; the right to independent thought.
These have not been successful, sometimes because they ignore some of the basic principles of reductionist science and of explanatory dynamic simulation, promulgated by de Wit (1970) and others.
Worse yet, this punitive measure ignores the basic economic principle that, when government imposes a punitive tax on a product, consumers get less of it and pay more for it.
