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The same result is obtained if the descriptive account is modified by introducing a Principle of Charity (Putnam 1975; Smith 1981; Niiniluoto 1999): a theory refers to those entities about which it gives the most truthlike description.

Additionally, authors in [92] introduced a principle of metric decoupling to maximize throughput.

iGreen, Works, III, 4. "Green's (and Hegel) argument, however, is that the Christian religion has introduced a principle of individualism and freedom which fragmented, particularly the unified civic world of the Greeks.

We introduce a principle of decreasing returns in domain organization to explain the MA-dependency of Table  1.

12. "But who would even want to introduce a new principle of morality and, as it were, first invent it?

The study introduces and discusses a principle of justifiable granularity, which supports a coherent way of designing information granules in presence of experimental evidence (either of numerical or granular character).

This paper concludes by introducing a set of design principles for bridging the uncanny valley.

Such additional modeling is beyond the scope of the present study that aims at introducing a framework of the basic principles to help in understanding the mechanics of falsetto voice onset.

He introduced his uncertainty relation as a principle of quantum mechanics through a Gedanken experiment regarding position and momentum measurements of a point particle using an imaginary gamma-ray microscope.

Unlike the way we regulate drugs, we do not follow the precautionary principle when introducing a new method of production.

We start with introducing a hyperbolic version of the reflection principle that parallels the one with the standard Brownian motion in "Hyperbolic reflection principle" section.