The phrase "into the principle" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a transition or application related to a principle, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "We need to delve deeper into the principle of fairness in our discussions."
Alternatives: "regarding the principle" or "concerning the principle."
This information is then input into the principle of virtual work to extract both stiffness and damping parameters.
While he remains guardedly optimistic about Iraq's future, he says he fears that "unknowingly, we are sliding into the principle of Iranian-style guidance".
He called on the Treasury to look into the "principle" that underpins where earnings are taxed and suggested that customers wanted to see companies compete on a level playing field.
The importance of appreciating the human side of business feeds into the principle of stewardship, which forms part of the "Nyenrode trinity" of values, says Van Rooijen – the others being leadership and entrepreneurship.
The principle of virtual work is applied in the theoretical model to formulate the governing nonlinear equations and the contact conditions are introduced into the principle of virtual work.
Smith did not expand these ideas at much length, but another classical economist, David Ricardo, developed them into the principle of comparative advantage, a principle still to be found, much as Ricardo spelled it out, in contemporary textbooks on international trade.
But few buy into the principles.
They channeled their geekery and reverence for science into the principles of government.
It provides a short theoretical background into the principles of design for compressed containers.
Furthermore, because cuttlefish coordinate millions of muscles simultaneously, they could provide insights into the principles underlying motor coordination.
Sŏ Kyŏng-Dŏk and Yi Hwang, jointly inquiring into the principles of moralist literature, enhanced literature's intellectual depth.
