Sentence examples for principles have remained from inspiring English sources

Although transaction processing principles have remained fairly constant during the past 20 years or so, the technologies that implement the principles have been evolving.

The German statutory health insurance system was built on the defining principles of solidarity and self-governance, and these principles have remained at the core of its continuous development for 135 years.

Even though several authors [ 7, 8] have subsequently discussed some of the difficulties associated with HIAs in this field, the basic principles have remained unchanged.

The concept behind Charnley low-friction arthroplasty was established in the 1960s, and the fundamental principles have remained unchanged since then.

One can intuitively generalize the main principles to multi-carrier systems while the optimality of the principles has remained unproved for the multi-carrier systems, i.e., OFDM.

The rules of Eurovision are numerous and ever-shifting, but for over five decades, one fundamental principle has remained constant.

That principle has remained solid, if pilloried by conservatives who blame it for what they see as the nation's moral and social decline.

Although the format has changed over the years, and the number of participants have sky-rocketed, the principle has remained the same: Every country submits a song, then battles it out to be crowned the most popular.

The analyses shows that in the last two decades, the social protection system has been functioning based upon principles that have remained unchanged since the aid program was first designed.

While most linguists would now agree that language is innate, Dr. Chomsky's ideas about principles and parameters have remained bitterly controversial.

Till now, these two methods of plastic analyses, that is, the work principles and SLF have remained more or less independent apart from the fact that both are upper bounds as they use kinematically admissible velocity fields.