Sentence examples for laws and methods from inspiring English sources

A large body of knowledge regarding control laws and methods for designing controllers is currently available (Patikirikorala et al. 2012).

Schlick represented Gestalt theory as psychology within the reductive framework of physicalism, that is, rejecting the existence of autonomous entities, laws and methods of psychology.

He stated that evolution is one of the most important of laws and methods of nature, which is coming out in a clearer light each year.

Buddhism played a strong role in the Anuradhapura period, influencing its culture, laws, and methods of governance.

Unified science, in the philosophy of logical positivism, a doctrine holding that all sciences share the same language, laws, and method or at least one or two of these features.

The Obama administration's fondness for secret laws, policies and methods has a lot to do with a basic reality: the public would say no to much of which is done in our names and with our money if we knew what was going on.

"It is shocking that a change in law and method of paying the museum staff in recent years should have such appalling and unintended results for a publicly available collection of national, if not international importance".

The scheme is based on a combination of central-upwind techniques for hyperbolic conservation laws and projection evolution methods originally developed for Hamilton Jacobi equations.

N. G. Lederman (1999, 2014), the famous American expert in science education, proposed seven aspects of the NOS for teaching: observations and inferences; the tentativeness of scientific knowledge; subjectivity and objectivity in science, creativity and rationality in science; social and cultural embeddedness in science; scientific theories and laws, and scientific methods.

They focus on the development of theories, laws, generalizations, calculi, and methods that account for structural regularities in society.

Bentham held, with Hobbes, that unless the language of the law and the methods used to interpret it were accessible and useful to the ordinary citizens to whom it applied, law would remain ineffectual as a guide to their behaviour.