Sentence examples for principle rule from inspiring English sources

Based on this principle Rule 1 is proposed and represented in the SWRL (see Table 3).

Not only does the No Smallest or Largest principle rule this out (see sect. 2.3), but the particulate interpretation seems inconsistent with the Everything-in-Everything principle.

To claim that a test is sufficiently valid to interpret and use the test scores for its intended purposes, we need to clarify inferences and each inference needs to be supported by a warrant or "a law, generally held principle, rule of thumb, or established procedure" (Chapelle et al., 2008, pp. 6 7).

Each text couched its vision in something that might be called principle (rule or sovereignty for China, international norms of freedom of expression for the United States--though both invoke each principle in part. The differences of course are marked.

The lack of clinical manifestations at birth did not, in principle, rule CoQ10 deficiency because of the clinical variability (onset of manifestations may occur also some time after birth).

This principle ruled her life.

This second principle rules out mindless egalitarianism -- policies that, in the name of the poor, drive down living standards across the board.

The same principle rules sports like figure skating, in which a skater speeds or slows a spin by moving the arms in or out.

But that is no longer so.Quantum computing turns to its own advantage some of the apparent limitations that quantum physics imposes on the atomic world where Heisenberg's uncertainty principle rules and particles behave in unpredictable ways.

In principle, rule-based systems can be designed and coded with no training data at hand, but a sound interpretation and utilization of the achieved results needs statistical inference and representative data sets of sufficient coverages.

This nomological property principle rules out the causal relevance of anomic mental properties.