Sentence examples similar to operating under the same principle from inspiring English sources
Thomas Edison once famously said that genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration – CX innovation operates under the same principle.
Cheap glass pipes that operate under the same principle are available for around $40. Vaporizers are only called "healthy" because they heat to a temperature at which the active ingredients steam off without combusting the actual organic material, which means there is no "smoke" and carcinogens related to smoke.
Evidence-based policing operates under the same principles as evidence-based medicine to use the best scientific evidence.
Although the deal with the European Commission came to an end after two auctions, the Premier League says it continues to operate under the same principles.
Since then, innovations such as sheet-metal bodies and air-cooled, quick-changing barrels have made machine guns lighter and more reliable and quick-firing, but they still operate under the same principles as in the days of Hiram Maxim.
Many businesses claim to operate under the same principles, but Bakke and Sant actually built their corporate structure around them.
Fibre optics – tubes of glass or plastic capable of transmitting signals much more efficiently than traditional metal wire – operate under the same principles and were perfected by Charles Kao and George Hockham in 1966.
We could call it "Freecoin" and it would operate under the same principles of crowd-sourced independence and private trading as the original Bitcoin.
Businessman Jamie Vollmer wrote a great article in which he shares his realization that schools do not operate under the same principles of a for-profit business, nor should they.
Operating on the same principle, other leaders signalled support for Mitt Romney.
The NCTC operates on the same principle of "co-location," fashioned under the 2004 intelligence reforms, that pulled the branches of the armed forces into a combined structure designed to end decades of destructive and expensive rivalry.
