Sentence examples for latter principles from inspiring English sources

Since the former depends upon a deep understanding of the latter, principles of mechanobiology must be embraced when engineering new tissue.

We have to follow humanitarian principles and Christian principles," Domke said, adding that those latter principles influence Diakonie's worldview but don't compel it to recruit others into its religion.

Of the "six principles," the first two are fundamental, for, unless the conventional forms are brought to life by the vitality of the brushwork, the painting has no real merit, however carefully it is executed; the latter principles imply that truth to nature and tradition also must be obtained for the first two to be achieved.

But this section has explained that either of the latter principles entails nonseparability under quite weak assumptions.

The latter principles were perceived as complicated subject matters for rights holders to easily comprehend and discus.

The latter principle may be applied up to fields of about 0.1 T.

In the application of this latter principle, two classes of cases have appeared in the decisions of this court, and it is in determining to which class a particular case belongs that differing views have been presented.

'In the application of this latter principle, two classes of cases have appeared in the decisions of this court, and it is in determining to which class a particular case belongs that differing views have been presented.

It should be clear though that this view is incompatible with the principle of the identity of indiscernibles: If x and y are different passengers, there must be, by the latter principle, some property x possesses that y does not.

One way in which this latter principle may be cashed out is in the 'many-worlds' interpretation of quantum mechanics, according to which reality has a branching structure in which every possible outcome is realized.

Once we adopt the standard account less NI, the latter principle follows directly from the assumption that individual variables and constants in quantified modal logic are to be handled exactly as they are in first-order logic.