Whether autonomy, utility and equity (or any other principles for that matter) are consciously considered when we ration is unclear.
I use the term "principle" loosely, for that is not so much a legal principle as a refusal to apply any principle when faced with competing constitutional directives.
In this work, we derive a discrete action principle for electrodynamics that can be used to construct explicit symplectic integrators for Maxwell's equations.
Thus, this is an example of a schema-based grouping principle for speech that needs to be learned.
It's a point of principle for him that he keeps his prisoners alive so that the authorities can hang them.
Here's one principle for reaching that goal: an ethics of citizenship should itself reflect the diversity of the citizenship.
It has become a point of principle for David Moyes that the player is not sold within the next 12 months.
"It was a principle for me that being a warrior must not mean we have to run for any kind of jobs or compensation," he said.
He sees Stky as the first piece of a larger design principle for products that stand-in for self-discipline, rather than just giving users what they want in the short-term.
Reviewer #3: This excellent paper uses a very simple principle for demonstrating that coding of grid cells is better than coding of place cells, and generates some postdictions following this simple principle.
