Sentence examples for principle to ask from inspiring English sources

In the final section, using variational calculus, we apply this invariance principle to ask whether specific enzyme trajectories may be optimally advantageous to the cell under different assumptions on the relative costs associated with producing large amounts of enzyme slowly, versus producing modest amounts of enzyme quickly.

Just as it would be crazy to insist that the Catholic church open the priesthood to Buddhists, it would violate first-amendment principles to ask it to invite openly gay candidates into the clergy.

Wagner had offered to donate to her, but she and his father had felt that it was against their principles to ask so much of a person, even a son.

If we accept the argument based on the harm principle we need to ask "what types of speech, if any, cause harm?" Once we can answer this question, we have found the appropriate limits to free expression.

This simple permutation principle allows us to ask whether there was a significant change in performance ON drug by comparing the actual difference in means ON and OFF treatment, with all the other potential differences in means.

"When you have a rule based on universal principles, you have to ask yourself, 'Why am I making an exception?' " Sugier said that when a soccer player is seen wearing a hijab, "you know that she's Muslim, so it is a religious expression".

These principles guide us to ask the right questions when investigating issues concerning self-controllable, reliable, feasible, and compatible mechanics for autonomous mobile robots.

Mr Rawls argued that the correct way to arrive at fair principles of justice was to ask what sort of rules we would all agree to if none of us knew what our lot in life was to be if we were ignorant of both the social role we would occupy and what sort of intrinsic capabilites and burdens we would bear.

Rupert Murdoch asked for Tony Blair's help to overcome European commission opposition to a £800m TV deal, contradicting the media mogul's assertion this week that "I have made it a principle all my life never to ask for anything from any prime minister".

As a general principle, it seems more sensible to ask an elected government to regulate companies than to ask unelected companies to regulate such a government".

The principle of this method is to ask yes-or-no questions during the classification of the samples (i.e. the creation of a tree).