Sentence examples for principles describing from inspiring English sources

However, the store's management has kept its distance from capitalist principles, describing its operation as the "realisation of the Party's love for the people," drawing a line between its own interests and those of capitalist corporations.

Of the early attempts, the most influential was that of a French psychologist, Théodule-Armand Ribot, who, in his Diseases of Memory (1881, English translation 1882), endeavoured to account for memory loss as a symptom of progressive brain disease by embracing principles describing the evolution of memory function in the individual, as offered by an English neurologist, John Hughlings Jackson.

Fundamental principles describing biofilms exist as a result of focused research.

Gelb (1998, 1999, 2004) introduced the term "Da Vinci Seven Principles" and proposed seven principles describing the core characteristics of Da Vinci's approach to science, design and engineering.

The instrumental principles, describing the necessary framework conditions for the realisation of the substantial minimum conditions listed in Table 2 were excluded because they are addressing issues beyond the scope of the project.

This chapter discusses melanogenesis in skin and hair follicle, how melanin granules or melanosomes are formed, some basic thermal principles describing how hair follicles respond to heat, the relevance of using the Fitzpatrick scale, various cooling systems designed to protect the epidermis, and the efficacy and safety of various lasers and IPL systems for darker skin types.

"The president's remarks were fully consistent with the principles described herein," he wrote in closing.

'My site stands out' Nielsen evaluates sites using principles described by Don Norman, his partner in the Nielsen Norman Group, in his book, Emotional Design (see arts.theguardian.com).theguardian.com

The four straightforward principles described by Mr. Bush replace many pages of federal regulations specifying the conditions under which the cells must have been obtained.

One of more than a dozen core principles described in "Isms in Action," as the lecture is titled, is summed up as "Obsessed with finding a better way".

A sinusoidal electromotive force can be generated using the principles described in Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction (see\ electromagnetism: Faraday's law of induction).