and induction, where we move from particular observations to general principles, as in "all the swans that have ever been seen are white, so all swans are white".
All known results established in linear viscoelasticity thanks to the correspondence principle are recovered as particular cases of a general solution extended to ageing.
The Chief Justice has not yet embraced one particular judicial principle as his special interest — in the way that Rehnquist chose federalism and states' rights — but Roberts is clearly moved by the subject of race, as illustrated by his combative performance during the Texas and New Haven arguments.
Parties espousing liberal philosophies, environmental principles, or particular interests, such as those of the growing number of private farmers, were part of the fast-changing political scene.
These moral beliefs themselves concern not only general moral truths, such as the moral first principles, but also particular ones, such as that this particular person's behavior merits approbation.
As well as exercise instruction and cognitive therapies, medication usage and therapeutic dosing principles in particular for analgesia were taught to encourage medication compliance and effective pain management.
The principle of utility informed his understanding of Darwin's Origin of Species as offering not axioms for deduction but descriptive principles, in particular natural selection, that encompassed a wide range of disparate causes of change in organisms.
Three principles in particular have stood me in good stead.
Before long, as America's pre-eminent legal theorist, Holmes developed a theory of law which stressed, not codes or principles, but particular cases and practical results.
This chapter is an overview of architectural principles as they apply to databases and large databases in particular.
