Sentence examples for principle refer from inspiring English sources

A Canadian judge assured me that this requirement of "proportionality," as various European constitutions with a similar principle refer to it, is invoked constantly and forms the basis for Canadian constitutional interpretation.

We propose that this coherence arises from a simple straightforward dynamical mechanism: the 'Huygens' clock principle' (refer to Huygens, 1665; Rosenblum and Pikovsky, 2003).

(Dale's principle refers only to the presynaptic neuron, as the responses of different postsynaptic receptors to a single neurotransmitter can vary in the same or different neurons).

In a letter to Davies, FoE claims that funding for the project was based on a position that "unlawfully favours energy from waste plants and subverts the proximity principle", referring to a European directive that states waste should be disposed of as closely as possible to where it is produced.

Each principle refers to the other.

Instead, output is determined by the minimum rule/short-side principle referred to in Sect.

The first principle refers to the relationship between Ptp and body position.

The second principle refers to the stabilizing effect of positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) on airways and alveoli.

Tumors harboring these genetic changes frequently exhibit striking sensitivities to inhibition of these oncogenic driver pathways, a principle referred to as oncogene addiction.

The so-called competitive exclusion principle refers to the phenomenon that different species compete in a shortage of resources, making a species excluded or replaced in competition.

But since he accepts that the existence of God is not self-evident, he can allow that the more strictly self-evident form of the master moral principle refers only to love of human persons (self and neighbors).