Sentence examples for principle to select from inspiring English sources

"Not only is it wrong in principle to select children at the age of 11, but those areas where grammar schools still exist are now dominated by private tuition, and have become a bastion for those who have the financial and social ability to get that tuition," she said.

In this paper, we use the rules (a) (1) and (a) (2) stated in Remark 1 as our guiding principle to select prediction results and to decide on the method of combination.

Crabtree et al developed the "Reflective Adaptive Process" (RAP) 13, 18, 24, 26, 34 to apply complexity science principles to select, develop, and implement a change in health care delivery systems.

The main idea of the principle is to select areas with the greatest landscape potential for infiltration and retention of atmospheric precipitation.

Deciding on the number of hidden layers and nodes in a hidden layer is a complex task, but the general principle is to select a few nodes in a hidden layer to correctly reflect the input output relationship and simplify the network structure.

In Appendix A we describe a principle way to select the cut-off.

Our guiding principle was to select for samples and genes with the highest consistency within ACOO and the least overlap across ACOO.

Maintaining healthy amounts of metals in cells should be simple: cells have access to a large pool of metal ions and all they need to do, in principle, is to select the metal ions they need from this pool.

Ranking of feature importance makes it in principle possible to select the features most relevant to an assessment of the neurodegenerative phenotype, and increase the speed and accuracy of a diagnostic readout.

Its principles are to select the appropriate image clarity evaluation function according to the different environment, to evaluate the collected images, and then to drive the focusing mechanism to arrive at the focal position quickly and accurately according to the specific searching algorithm.

The main principle is then to select one vector (dictionary element or atom) at a time, iteratively.