Sentence examples for principle's from inspiring English sources

The principle's not so different now".

She was usually referring to someone one of my cousins had married, but the principle's the same.

Then it segues to the cosmological principle ("the assumed homogeneity of the cosmos") and that principle's implications for how a multiverse (a plural for "universe") might be configured.

Occasionally, The Pleasure Principle's songs sound awkward resting on top of the genre's standard-issue distorted bass guitar and pummelling drums, something that, to his credit, doesn't seem to pass Numan by.

But the dissenters objected strenuously to that principle's application in this case, because they said the majority had done little more than accept at face value the Boy Scouts' assertion of the central importance of their opposition to homosexuality.

Far from dimming the appeal of America's securities markets, it provides a strong deterrent that bolsters their integrity and consequently enhances their appeal, the principle's supporters say.There has been no shortage of debate about whether financial markets are efficient, or at least efficient enough to form the foundation of such lawsuits.

The biochemical body reactions are based on three physical principles: Boyle and Mariotte's principle Dalton's principle Henry's principle.

All that is needed is one consequence of it, namely, Hume's Principle: Hume's Principle.

Caristi's fixed point theorem; Ekland's variational principle; Takahashi's existence theorem.

The proposed methods are based on both extended Hamilton's principle and Galerkin's weak principle.

The clamped plate bonded with PZT is modelled using Hamilton's principle and Galerkin's method.