The public may well favour less control in principle – "Let a thousand flowers bloom" – yet also more control whenever anything goes wrong.
There is rather a principle which, a thousand years ago, transformed the unknown philosopher-poet Ferdusii into a national love affair and turned a warrior into a legendary hero.
In the celebrated work [24, 25], Ricceri elaborated a Ricceri-type variational principle and a three critical points theorem for the Gâteaux differentiable functional, respectively.
Earlier this year, the council approved in principle a $2-billion housing and service plan to end homelessness in 10 years.
According to Einstein, that is how he achieved his breakthrough with the theory of relativity, which, he says, is a principle theory, its two principles being the relativity principle and the light principle.
And he says that a moral principle specifies two things, (a) a good thing which the action will produce and (b) a definite relation…' (4).
To do so, they decide to put aside their good taste and literary principles and write a Fifty Shades of Grey-style "mummy porn" bonkbuster.
The proposed architecture realizes such a principle at two stages: an intra-finger level and an inter-finger one.
Imagine, for example, a dispute over these two principles: (A) Abduction from the fossil and physical record is the only method for knowing about the distant past.
My passion for space exploration is guided by two principles: a continuously expanding human presence in space, and retention of U.S. leadership in space.
The system for patient radiation protection is based upon two principles: (a) justification and (b) optimisation.
