Sentence examples for principles called from inspiring English sources
Key lookups are sped up thanks to two principles called Summarization and Partitioning.
Social marketing techniques rely on the principles called the "4 P's": product, price, place, and promotion.
Critics of the thrift industry say its regulatory accounting principles, called R.A.P., are meant to make sick institutions look healthy.
Sadly, there is no miracle cure but rather a very common sense set of principles, called Sleep Hygiene, that you can follow.
Long before the UK joined in 1973, the Treaty of Rome (1958) established what was then the European Economic Community, with four basic principles, called the "four freedoms".
Researchers at UCLA, under Len Kleinrock's leadership and DARPA support, developed a method based on multicommodity flow and non-linear programming principles called the Flow Deviation (FD) algorithm.
These principles — call them epistemic principles — tell us what methods and sources to trust.
The PERF principles call for a prohibition on all shooting at vehicles.
Basic scientific principles call for doing some experiments and testing outcomes before you think about scaling.
In other words, these principles call for a return that includes restoration and reparations.
Conflicting principles call for careful "balancing and overriding": the balancing of the respective weights of the competing principles to determine one's actual obligations.
