In other words, legal principles occupy an intermediary space between legal rules and moral principles.
Since, however, the two sites could be in principle occupied by Ub subunits from different polyUb chains, we clarified the stoichiometries by estimating the correlation times of the complexes by NMR.
But it has prompted concerns from the Joyce Theater, which in principle is to occupy the performing arts center; from downtown business groups; and from the architecture firm that designed the Fulton Street Transit Center.
Between these terms a more subtle relation exists, that is neither an identity or an opposition: the formal processes of planning supply precise rules and directions for structuring the territory, while informal ones model, occupy and generate space following principles like spontaneity and self-organisation.
While the Church should abide by the scriptures, preach good news, love, respect and tolerance, a corrosive political virus seems to have decayed the very principles occupying the heart of the communion.
Pauli's exclusion principle requires that two fermions occupy different quantum states and the laws of thermodynamics show the impossibility of perpetual motion machines.
Since electrons obey the Pauli exclusion principle, no two electrons can occupy the same state, and they must obey Fermi Dirac statistics, also introduced in 1926 to determine the statistical distribution of particles which satisfy the Pauli exclusion principle.
According to the Pauli exclusion principle, one electron at most can occupy an orbit, taking into account all the quantum numbers.
Biologists know the principle well: Two animal species can rarely occupy the same niche.
This principle (which is a consequence of the more fundamental Pauli principle) states that no more than two electrons may occupy a given orbital and, if two electrons do occupy one orbital, their spins must be paired (denoted ↑ ↓; that is, one electron must be ↑ and the other must be ↓).
