Sentence examples for principles in understanding from inspiring English sources

In developing his critical philosophy he proposed a new role for philosophical principles in understanding the order and structure of the world.

That project, inasmuch as it proposed a new role for philosophical principles in understanding the order and structure of the world, had a significant impact upon Kant's treatment of the status and the role of the concept of God within the theoretical enterprise of metaphysics.

Darwin clearly considered this Tree of Life as an important organizing principle in understanding the concept of "descent with modification" (what we now call evolution), having used a branching diagram of relatedness early in his exploration of the question (Fig. 1) and including a tree-like diagram as the only illustration in On the Origin of Species (Darwin 1859).

Food safety training is a method utilized by retail food stores to provide their managers with needed knowledge on how to prevent food borne illnesses, applying Hazard Control Analysis Critical Control Point HACCPprinciplesles, and help in understanding the requirements of the FDA Food Code as well as state and local food safety policies.

Such additional modeling is beyond the scope of the present study that aims at introducing a framework of the basic principles to help in understanding the mechanics of falsetto voice onset.

In a recent pilot study, we tailored the design to investigate whether an embodied interface instantiating the aforementioned design principles could support students in understanding the complex spatial relationships in structural diagrams in organic chemistry.

We noticed a serious knowledge gap in understanding principles and practices of data management in most of our research sites in LDCs, which can be overcome by implementing the model data management system.

Gondim states that the first principle in understanding and successfully achieving good results with the endoscopic endonasal approach is close collaboration between neurosurgeons and experienced sinus and skull base otolaryngologists.

Major advances in understanding fundamental principles underlying protein folding in optimized in vitro conditions have yielded detailed physicochemical principles of folding landscapes for small, single domain proteins.

And The New Yorker, perhaps in response to the increasing complexity and scale of business, has become more and more interested in understanding the principles and forces that drive change, in articles like Malcolm Gladwell's "The Tipping Point" and John Cassidy's "The Productivity Mirage".

This latter finding has reinforced interest in understanding the principles that govern discrimination against a range of potential non-cognate amino acids.