Sentence examples for principle introduction from inspiring English sources

The 1492 edition also contained an immense commentary that remained for centuries the principle introduction to Plotinus's works for Western scholars.

The previously described labeling techniques are all based on the same principle: introduction of an isotopic tag in vitro.

Introduction Scope of Work Type of Internal Audits Advisory Services External Audit and the Single Audit Principle INTRODUCTION The OIAI internal audit function provides independent and objective assurance and advisory services designed to add value and improve the operations of UNICEF.

Incomplete symbols do, of course, have meaning because they make a systematic contribution to the meanings of the sentences in which they occur (cf. Principles, Introduction, x).

Berkeley did think that we could use our inherently particular ideas to represent generals, i.e., classes of things, as a geometrician might draw a diagram containing some particular straight line of some particular length to illustrate a theorem intended to apply to all straight lines of any length (Principles, Introduction XII).

Although this insertion caused an inframe mutation here, the principle for introduction of long homonucleotide sequence leading to frameshift could be the same mechanism, implying that the HPN can be formed at a specific site in one-step by both single-strand slipped repair or by recombination.

"Survivor" begs the application of Werner Heisenberg's uncertainty principle: the introduction of a means of observation (in this case, the camera) might alter the behavior of the observed.

The development of this methodology allows successive and, in principle, limitless introduction of arm segment into μ-star polymers.

In principle, the introduction of multiple nucleobase amino acids into the nucleic acid binding domain of a protein should enable these modified proteins to interact with their nucleic acid substrates using Watson-Crick and other base pairing interactions.

E.g., where 'a' is any object term and 'P' is any 1-place relation term,     ∀xPx → Pa ∀FFa∀FFa → Pa (The corresponding principle, Existential Introduction, for the existential quantifier, i.e., φ → ∃αφ, is derivable).

A key principle of CHPS' introduction is that traditional leaders of the community must accept the CHPS concept and commit themselves to supporting it.