Sentence examples for principles for contact from inspiring English sources
Principles for contact with the media "In the past it has not been sufficiently clear to police officers and staff what principles should underpin contact with the media.
The principles for contacting copyright owners are explained in the chapters dealing with specific media (text, artwork, photographs, and so on).
Although it looked different to the Ouija board I bought today (it was all in Greek), it used the same principles for contacting the dead as a modern board: put your hand on the pointy thing and ask some questions.
Staff and service users alike associated the principle of 'consent for contact' with greater service user autonomy and favourable conditions for research recruitment.
The front-page photograph accompanying "Welcoming the Testing Needle, Team Battles Cycling's Image" (Feb. 13) shows Paul Scott violating one of the cardinal medical principles whenever there is a potential for contact with bodily fluids.
In principle, rather than having two separate models – one for contact and one for consent conditional on contact, we should have a single sequential model since requesting a test only occurs after people are interviewed [ 18].
In this work, we investigated two contact-free tuning principles for small monolithic RF coils: a dielectric tuning principle based on the interception of the electric field lines by a dielectric layer, and an inductive tuning principle based on the interception of magnetic field lines by a closed conducting ring.
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Following an introduction of the function and working principles of electrical contact, the material requirements for cathode-side contact layer in SOFC stacks are outlined.
AN served as the deputy field coordinator for the study under MA and was the principle point of contact for all study staff on the ground and managed all of the study logistics, especially for the data collection and study implementation teams; he also contributed significant editorial inputs and approval for later versions of the manuscript.
