Sentence examples for principle made from inspiring English sources

The principle made possible the development of the asynchronous, self-starting induction motor that is widely used today.

However, the critical point of principle made by Professor Mallucci's study is that a drug, given orally, can arrest neurodegeneration caused by amyloid in the brain.

But with so many pieces based on the same principle made with such expert but anonymous craftsmanship, the museum starts to feel like a design store.

There is still a faint touch of Claude's influence in the handling of foliage, but the English painter's admirable preparatory sketch in black and white chalk, that was in principle made to revise the final composition, is revolutionary.

This double character of the vital principle made it the foundation of physiology and pathology, and it dictated that physicians should work to facilitate or restore its healing power based on attentive observation.

It may be that expediency rather than principle made him embrace the radical program adopted in 1771 by the Bill of Rights men, which called for shorter Parliaments, a wider franchise, and the abolition of aristocratic "pocket boroughs".

This principle makes consummate sense.

As Kirilenko told me, "Automation should, in principle, make markets cheaper, faster, and more accessible".

The foundation of this unwritten constitution has to be this principle: make everybody hurt.

That property, in principle, makes the Cobalt approach practical, Dr. Vogelstein said.

Does the "green slot" principle make any difference or is it "greenwash"?