Sentence examples for principles control from inspiring English sources

An interpretivist might further say that, in all cases, certain more specific moral principles control "the operation and effect" of all laws (as the Riggs v. Palmer court famously said, 115 NY 506 (1889)) Similar hypotheses would be germane to cases or institutional practice in general.

The Performance Group used certain Artaudian principles — controlled anarchy, audience participation — to obliterate the line between audience and spectator.

Traditional contract law developed rules and principles controlling the voluntary assumption of obligations, regulating the performance of obligations so assumed, and providing sanctions for failure to perform.

Such approaches allow identification of mechanisms and design principles controlling how patterns are generated in a reproducible and robust manner.

Quantitative mass spectrometry of glycopeptides together with structures of the trimeric viral-spike define the steric principles controlling processing and provide a detailed map of the glycan shield.

Analyses will be performed according to the intention-to-treat and completers-only principles, controlling for sex, age, and educational level.

To better understand the basic principles controlling TLR4 levels, we also evaluated 12 pregnant control subjects at term who were not in labor (weeks 39-40) anotherther 8 pregnant control patients at term who were in labor.

Corbyn believes that Britain should not, as a point of principle, control the means to unleash atomic Armageddon.

Cells can, in principle, control their size by growing to a specified size before commencing cell division.

Employing the bilayer principle, controlled and reversible shape changes in response to changes of relative humidity were demonstrated.

On the other hand, the SRM principle controls the complexity by neglecting the noise in the data, which reduces the confidence interval.