Sentence examples for principally given from inspiring English sources

Notice that the default interpretation of a term is its proper sense, defined as "the signification properly and principally given to it".

Nevertheless, it is clear that even the signification commonly and principally given to the term 'man' could be changed after the fact if everyone agreed to use it in a different way.

The statistical spread of the means is principally given as the standard error of the mean.

We also analyzed the effect of prophylactic antibiotics on susceptibility to cefepime since ciprofloxacin, principally given to adults, has a limited effect on Gram positive bacteria [ 24, 25], while TMP/SMX, principally given to children, has a satisfactory effect [ 25, 26].

No comparable evidence is available but this limited influence is possibly caused by the fact that medication is principally given to cure, and therefore associated with an increase in the demand for care.

MacMillan (1929-92), having made this "Romeo" for the Royal Ballet in 1965, made several adjustments when he staged it for Ballet Theater in 1985 — principally, giving the mandolin dance lead role to Mercutio, for whom it becomes here the high, soon before the crash of his death scene.

Current clinical techniques for imaging atherosclerotic disease include angiography, magnetic resonance angiography (MRA), computed tomography angiography (CTA) or ultrasound which principally gives an accurate assessment of degree of luminal stenosis caused by atheroma.

Principally sermons given for the high holidays, files authored by Meyer also include prayers, memos, lectures, speeches, articles, columns, eulogies, letters to the editor, his 1952 Dartmouth thesis, correspondence, a summary and excerpts from a 1993 class entitled "Jewish Responses to Death", and excerpts from the Confronting Injustice manuscript.

Jefferies' management team said on the call that being owned by Leucadia would present new opportunities, principally by giving the firm a much bigger balance sheet to extend its banking and trading businesses.

While BMC initially resisted, including by adopting a poison pill plan, it eventually brokered a truce with the activist fund, principally by giving Elliott gained two seats on its board.

But Mr. Boal found himself deep in source interviews that were intended principally to give him the details that humanize a film, but normally do not surface until years after a largely clandestine event.