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Fundamental questions arise: Are our current ethical principles and theories sufficient to help us navigate the issues arising from such research?

Recall that for Du Châtelet, these first principles include epistemological principles the principles of contradiction and sufficient reason (IP §4 and §8).

In this section, we will establish a necessary condition (maximum principle) and a sufficient condition (verification theorem) for problem (2).

We established a necessary condition (maximum principle) and a sufficient condition (verification theorem) by virtue of the duality and convex variation approach.

In Section 3, we establish a necessary condition (maximum principle) and a sufficient condition (verification theorem) for the Nash equilibrium point.

What we have done in 3 above is rather to set out necessary conditions for physical possibility which are plausible (such as the principle of continuity) and sufficient conditions for physical impossibility which are likewise plausible (such as Grünbaum's criterion of kinematical impossibility).

In the second article, Tang Siew Mun also examines the transformative effects ASEAN has wrought on regional politics, but questions whether the organization's founding principles and practices are sufficient to meet the current and future geoeconomic and geopolitical challenges facing Southeast Asia.

While the first two sections of this work undertake revisions of Wolff's principles of non-contradiction and sufficient reason, the third section argues for two substantive principles that are alleged to follow from the principle of sufficient (or rather, following Crusius, determining) reason, namely the principles of succession and coexistence.

Based on the decomposition and equivalence principle, a sufficient and necessary condition for stabilization of original actuator failure fuzzy system is presented.

At Cornell, the study of art is an education in making artistic "objects" that reflect intellectual judgment, philosophical understanding, historical knowledge, and ethical principles sufficient to engage and influence the often bewildering complexity of contemporary life.

For LTI systems a separation principle shows that the necessary and sufficient conditions for overall system stability are more stringent than the single controller case; the controllers' open-loop dynamics necessarily appear in the closed-loop dynamics.