Sentence examples for introducing principles from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration can transform the current environmental debate (news article, April 7) by introducing principles that emphasize the positive linkages between economics, the environment and development.

It consisted of a critical review of the philosophy of Avicenna, preserving its main external features (its logical, physical, and, in part, metaphysical structure, and its terminology) and introducing principles of explanation for the universe and its relation to God based on personal experience and direct vision.

This paper extends previous work by introducing principles, design and implementation of a new method to analyse crossover points.

In this paper, such a methodological support is proposed by introducing principles for the design, validation and presentation of process models and associated data models.

Some of these hypotheses considered life as an emergent feature of nature and attempted to understand its origin by introducing principles of historical explanation, but most of these explanations went unnoticed, in part because they were incomplete, speculative schemes largely devoid of direct evidence and not subject to fruitful experimental testing.

Some of these hypotheses considered life as an emergent feature of nature and attempted to understand its origin by introducing principles of historical explanation, but most of these explanations went unnoticed, in part because they were incomplete, speculative schemes largely devoid of direct evidence and not subject to fruitful experimental testing (Lazcano 2010a).

Introducing principle-dependent desires thus marks a sharp departure from a Humean psychology.

First, as was mentioned, Schleiermacher exacerbates the challenge to interpretation which principle (7) already poses by introducing principle (8), semantic holism.

Section 2 introduces principles of MSER algorithm, SC method, and KHM algorithm.

The secondary objective is to introduce principles for building effective dynamic maps for disease outcome data, which are discussed herein.

For example, there are activities investigating fossil footprints and population growth that teachers can use to introduce principles of evolution.