Second, this conversion was complemented with principles formulated from patients' and family members' affirmative experiences and suggestions for improvement.
The second are value premises, which in this case are the ethical principles formulated by Beauchamp and Childress [ 22]: respect for autonomy, non-maleficence, beneficence and justice.
Cortes used the principles formulated by Saul Alinsky, the radical community organizer from Chicago.
The variational principle is formulated for the general class of materials whose flow equations are derived from a kind of generalized potentials named bipotentials by de Saxcé.
If one is prepared to accept this restriction, then certain harmony principles can be formulated for classical logic.
The Granger causality principle was originally formulated for two time series, however, in a later publication Granger (1980) pointed out that the causality principle holds only if there are no other channels influencing the process.
Furthermore, since both strategic rules and definitory rules can in principle be explicitly formulated for both deductive and ampliative inference, it is possible to compare strategic rules of deduction with different types of ampliative inference.
For the Neoplatonists, generalizing a principle formulated in the Philebus — "that everything that comes to be comes to be through a cause" (26e, cf. Tim.
This principle, formulated by Taylor nearly 60 years ago, has been taken rather too much to heart by Brendan Simms, both in his earlier book The Struggle for Mastery in Germany, published in 1998, and now in this ambitious new survey.
The more you listen, the more you realize that for all the high-tech gadgetry behind Today Trader, at its core is a Newtonian principle formulated more than 300 years ago: a body in motion tends to stay in motion.
