Sentence examples for principles closely from inspiring English sources

Those are principles closely associated with Justice Thomas, but he seemed to dismiss them.

The national migration strategies of both countries, with principles closely similar to those of the Global Approach to Migration of the EU, reflect the "accepted and normalized way of thinking and acting about international migration" (Kunz & Maisenbacher, 2013, p. 207) that has emerged over these issues.

Whether or not this is actually the origin of that theory, there is no doubt in another case: Russell, who claimed in correspondence to have read Principles closely, acknowledged openly that he was convinced by Bradley's argument that the logical form of universal sentences is hypothetical (so that, e.g., 'All cows eat grass' is to be understood as saying 'If anything is a cow then it eats grass').

The measurement principle closely resembled standard flow cytometry technique.

As shown in Materials and Methods, the mLASSO model and BLMM model are in principle closely connected approaches.

Ms. DiFiore was more reticent about her switch, saying, without elaboration, that it was a personal thing — that the Democrats' principles were "closely aligned with my views".

The design principles most closely associated with the construction of territorial development strategies were related to the rules of appropriation and provision, and nested enterprises.

These principles correspond closely with the "low" and "medium" silvicultural intensity categories described in Duncker et al. (2012), in which management approaches are aligned along a gradient of intervention intensity.

By late 1846 Taylor's opposition to a presidential run began to weaken, and it became clear that his principles more closely resembled Whig orthodoxy.

Our protocol was established by following these general principles as closely as possible.

Although the resulting sample of 30 large plots was not selected according to probabilistic principles, it closely resembled essential properties of the large probability sample.