Sentence examples for principles in part from inspiring English sources

Doubts arise about the depth of Bush's principles in part because he so often clung to them even as he violated them.

If that is so, then dialectic plays a significant role in the order of philosophical discovery: we come to establish first principles in part by determining which among our initial endoxa withstand sustained scrutiny.

For these reasons, and since a property-owning democracy also secures the fair value of equal political liberties and fair equality of opportunities, a property-owning democracy provides a more secure basis for citizens' sense of self-respect (the remaining primary social good covered by the difference principle in part) than does welfare-state capitalism.

Each text couched its vision in something that might be called principle (rule or sovereignty for China, international norms of freedom of expression for the United States--though both invoke each principle in part. The differences of course are marked.

The principles introduced in Part Two are based on the metaphysics of Part One.

According to the principles outlined in Part I, electrosorption valencies of various systems are summarized for non-aqueous solvents.

Application of the principles developed in Part I [Electrochim. Acta 30, 89 (1985)] of this series leads to the development of simple thin layer geometries that used to obtain quantitative voltammetric and coulometric data on systems of high specific resistivity.

The current paper extends the principles developed in Part I by (1) addressing a larger-scale RAS, (2) addressing the layout positioning problem, (3) integrating a robust 6σ design into the optimization problem.

The core truth of common cause principles thus in part relies on our choice as to how to partition the world into unified and independent objects and quantities, and in part on the objective, temporally asymmetric, principles that lie at the foundation of statistical mechanics.

The first of the eight principles states, in part, that "[d]ata citations should be accorded the same importance in the scholarly record as citations of other research objects, such as publications".

Normal and abnormal grain growth evolution of a two-dimensional network of 1024 grains is investigated using a computer simulation based on the variational principle derived in Part I of this paper.