Sentence examples similar to looking principles from inspiring English sources

If one were looking for principle, one would be puzzled by the contradiction.

Courses include modules looking at optical principles, ocular anatomy, geometrical optics and how ophthalmic lenses (better know as corrective lenses) repair refractive errors and vision disorders.

If "gamification" was the hot phrase driving new app design 18 months ago, today start-ups are increasingly looking to the principles of behavioral psychology to encourage behaviors and return visits.

He explained that the traditional mathematical approaches try to discern patterns of frequency in the workings of chance events: looking for organizing principles, say, in the habit of a roulette wheel.

Note that we are looking for general principles as opposed to club-specific creeds – the Magna Carta, as opposed to what one of my correspondents rather brilliantly called the Sagna Carta.

Specifically, instead of looking at basic principles, propositions, and so on, and making deductive inferences, chaos explanations appeal to computer simulations because of the difficulty or even impossibility of deducing the chaotic behavior of the system from the model equations (e.g., no proof of SD for the Lorenz model based on the governing equations).

He was always looking for universal principles across observations from nature and relishing in evolutionary oddities and paradoxes.

At learning these principles, looking at where things are headed across culture, cities, wellness and more, and where we might take them through interventions that apply this thoughtful intention.

The Republican candidates are, for the most part, clamoring to assure the religious right that they are one, but there is still a significant percentage of Republican voters looking for the principles that Johnson happily espouses, while the rest of the Republican pack is trying to divvy up the theocratic vote that could afford Johnson the opportunity he needs.

Some philosophers have argued that methodological adaptationism is more pernicious in practice than it looks in principle, because real evolutionary social scientists are not good at dropping adaptationist hypotheses for a trait even when there is a strong case to be made that they should (see, for example, Lloyd, 2005, esp. Chapter 8).

If Labour's "fight-back" is to result in electoral success, unity around outward-facing and forward-looking principles, attitudes and policies will be essential.