Sentence examples for principle for how from inspiring English sources
"We discovered the key to unlocking the design principle for how hippocampal neurons function with low energy but high computation power," said Terry Sejnowski, Salk professor and co-senior author of the paper, which was published in eLife.
Starkey again stumbles in the series onto a guiding principle for how to achieve this, even though it contradicts the position he has taken noisily and aggressively for the past three decades.
A commitment to greater transparency should not be viewed as a nice-to-have strategy but as a foundational principle for how business and government operate and communicate with the public.
But she insists that Sept. 11 reinforced the need for what she calls an "organizing principle" for how he would deal with the world, a way to adjust to an era in which, "for less than the cost of a tank, terrorists wreaked unbelievable damage and havoc on the United States".
Bloom's section on poetry opens with a single page on Housman, followed by a bit less than that on Blake -- poets whom he uses to suggest "a first principle for how to read poems: closely, because a true criterion for any good poem is that it will sustain a very close reading indeed".
There are four very practical implications of the Pareto Principle for how we live our lives.
The UK's Office for Fair Trading has published its final principles for how online and mobile games firms use in-app purchases and use personal data of their players.
To ease the way, the White House on Sunday briefed reporters on a new set of principles for how the government should behave as a majority shareholder.
"It established the foundational principles for how you manage convicts," he said, "to get the most work from them with the least possible investment of public funds".
In a concurrence, Chief Judge Alex Kozinski said he found the case "difficult and perplexing," largely because the Supreme Court has not set out principles for how to reconcile federal and state responsibilities for conducting federal elections.
Carrying out strategy will be easier if you have a guiding set of principles for how your organization should be run, writes Peter Georgescu, chairman emeritus of Young & Rubicam, in "The Source of Success" (Jossey-Bass, $27.95).
