Sentence examples for principle to split from inspiring English sources
Local Fourier basis methodology fully uses the superposition principle to split the searched solution in a numerically computed part and an analytically computed part.
The main idea of this principle is to split the exhaust airflow into two streams first, and then lead them rushing when meeting from two opposite-located holes so that achieve the result of reducing the exhaust airflow velocity through the muffler.
The principle here is to split or damage the microbial filaments.
Clementi added that the "most important principle" of his proposal was to split governance and regulation: "A muddle of overlapping principles is clearly confusing rather than clarifying where responsibilities lie".
They accept the principle but cannot agree how to split the responsibility.
They allow one to split, at least in principle, the overall volume and heat effects into two parts: one related to the surface layer, the other to the diffusion layer.
"I will continue … to be firm on the principle that there can be no leniency with anyone who seeks to split our society into two halves," he told Bahraini TV.
He told the BBC: "Sometimes it is necessary to split your party on a great issue of principle but to split your party on an issue of tactics seems to me pretty odd.
Speaking just an hour before the report was released, foreign minister Julie Bishop appeared to split from Tony Abbott's position by stating she did not support stripping Australian citizenship dual nationals on a retrospective basis "in principle".
