Sentence examples for principled definition from inspiring English sources
"Because credit ratings reflect the subjective opinions of a committee of ratings analysts and often incorporate both quantitative and qualitative factors, we believe it would be difficult, if not impossible, for the commission to establish a principled definition for what might have constituted a 'significant error,' " Mr. Sharma wrote.
A principled definition that determines how inheritance systems are individuated and delimited may be essential for addressing many conceptual issues that remain open (see Griesemer et al. 2005).
In addition, some architectural elements of game engines, such as their reliance on event-based systems have been used to support the principled definition of alternative laws of Physics.
In this article, we provide a concise overview of the existing notions of synteny in the literature and propose a formal, principled definition of SBs based on homologies.
Thus homology is at the root of any principled definition of SBs: the process of construction of SBs is simply the process of extending homologies among markers to homologies among blocks under a suitable model of evolution.
That problematic definition conflates principled criticism of Israeli policies with genuine anti-Semitism; if the university accedes to this demand, such criticism — and academic freedom — could be suppressed by administrative fiat.
Against this it is claimed that change does not, in general, rule out the preservation of identity over time, that decisions about concept-expansion may be principled rather than capricious, and that nothing bars a definition of art from incorporating a novelty requirement.
But fairness is, by definition, not that which serves your personal interests but a principled commitment to treat everyone justly.
Strong, detailed, clear, principled.
Note the "principled" part.
