Sentence examples for principles and boundaries from inspiring English sources

The commission chairman, Leon Kass, a lucid scientific ethicist, urges scientists "to join the regulatory discussion and propose some principles and boundaries".

The grim and ultimately unhinged process that Barbara Tuchman charts is in evidence with President Obama and his approach to the Afghan war: "In its first stage, mental standstill fixes the principles and boundaries governing a political problem.

For the numerical simulations, a non-local gradient-enhanced continuum mechanical model is established, using thermodynamic principles and periodic boundary conditions.

And out of what principles are the borders and boundaries for this inclusion and exclusion drawn?

This study's findings highlight CE as an evolving concept that still requires development to consolidate its definition, boundaries, principles and associated practices.

This is required to share good practices, principles, and methods beyond national boundaries, and will serve the regional needs in the S-T role in DRR.

Kant defines metaphysics in terms of "the cognitions after which reason might strive independently of all experience," and his goal in the book is to reach a "decision about the possibility or impossibility of a metaphysics in general, and the determination of its sources, as well as its extent and boundaries, all, however, from principles" (Axii. See also Bxiv; and 4 255 257).

But once the mayhem was done and the boundaries adjusted, the foundational principle of the United Nations was the sanctity of state sovereignty and boundaries -- no matter how illogical.

One result that may not appear to fit comfortably with our proposal that learning about landmarks and boundaries is governed by the same error-correction principle is the failure of the boundary to overshadow the landmark in Experiments 2 and 3.

(2) Principle and algorithm of boundary element: The characteristic of the boundary frequency for a DC transmission line is shown in Fig. 4.

These legal efforts are less an attempt to redefine religious liberty than a campaign to preserve Christians' historic right to police the boundary between secular principles and religious beliefs.