Sentence examples for principle shows from inspiring English sources

Here we find inspiration for the idea that the principle shows that science can never answer everything.

What Mr. Samuelson's "correspondence principle" shows is the theoretical link between the behavior of individuals and the aggregate stability of the entire economic system.

Archimedes's principle shows that the melting of this ice will make no immediate difference to the sea's level, although it would change its albedo.

For LTI systems a separation principle shows that the necessary and sufficient conditions for overall system stability are more stringent than the single controller case; the controllers' open-loop dynamics necessarily appear in the closed-loop dynamics.

The variational principle shows that the eigenvalue is the ratio of a weighted acoustic kinetic energy to a weighted acoustic potential energy, and the eigenfunction is the minimizing function of this ratio.

If an object with a mean density less than that of water is placed in a lake and not subjected to any downward force other than its own weight, it naturally floats on the surface, and Archimedes' principle shows that in equilibrium the volume of water which it displaces is a fraction ρ′/ρ of its own volume.

The absolutely appalling lack of principle showed by absolutely everybody.

But subjects who recalled behavior that did or didn't adhere to an ethical principle showed moral consistency.

In the given auction, North used a Michaels Cue-Bid, which in principle showed at least 5-5 in the majors.

At the other table Di Franco (North) also opened one club, but then Macura (East) made a two-club Michaels Cue-Bin, in principle showing at least 5-5 in the majors.

This was a legitimate news story to cover, and Jyllands-Posten decided to do it by adopting the well-known journalistic principle: Show, don't tell.