Sentence examples for local principle from inspiring English sources

The local principle is more intuitive, and semanticists frequently presuppose it.

In the theory of pseudo-differential equations the main difficulty is studying model operators in canonical domains according to a local principle.

First, the third law is a local principle, while the two alternatives to it are global principles, and Newton, unlike those working in mechanics on the Continent at the time, generally preferred fundamental principles to be local, perhaps because they pose less of an evidence burden.

Written reports (patients are pseudonymized) are then sent to the local principle investigators at the respective study centers.

But the character of government and representation is increasingly a matter of international concern and inquiry, while the people also increasingly embed their claims and their right to accountable government not only in local principles and precepts, but also in the rules and standards endorsed internationally.

Based on the local principles of wave function and ray theory in inhomogeneous medium, a generalized ray approximation form of the total wave field is introduced.

For there is no recognized criterion that wouldn't inevitably compromise the local principles and values of any given population.

She defended the town's decision to forward the club's permit request to the village, saying such routine decisions preserve the principle of local rule.

The local convergence principle is effective in proving multiparameter local ergodic theorems.

The algebraic structure of the bidual of a C∗-algebra can be obtained through the local reflexivity principle.

For non-linear systems, a local separation principle holds around steady-states, as the linearized system is time-invariant.