Sentence examples for principles incorporated from inspiring English sources
Several of these principles incorporated such physics concepts as diffusion, fluid flow, scaling, and lever mechanics to demonstrate organismal development and diversity.
And then, of course, there are the triumphs that act as a kind of remonstrance: the Enlightenment success of Jews in secular European societies, the myriad opportunities in the United States, the birth of modern Hebrew and, after a half-century of settlement, land purchases and institution building, the creation of Israel, whose founding principles incorporated both democratic and Judaic ideals.
Finally, we demonstrate the use of these design principles, incorporated with an analysis of the changes in detector signals in response to variations in analyte flow rate, to obtain useful information on the composition of analytes and analyte mixtures.
Future work could also be done to try to get the guidelines and principles incorporated into the existing financial codes of practice.
The training curriculum for the detailer emphasized principles of adult learning [ 26] and key principles incorporated into the INSPIRE model for teaching [ 27].
Table 6 also displays participants' perceptions of a number of key motivational design principles incorporated within the Summer minicourse and the Fall research course.
Nagel drew his distinction in terms of principles which incorporated his conception of universality.
The thermodynamics principles are incorporated to formulate the coupling between dissipative energies and thermomechanical constitutive laws.
Thus scientists have observed phenomena of nature, learned the principles, and incorporated various characteristics to mimic biological systems into materials.
Another theme in the modern conception of the body plan is that both adaptive and developmental principles are incorporated (Brigandt 2007; Hallgrímsson et al. 2012).
She envisions a teaching environment where scientific principles are incorporated and where children can apply the scientific method to learn about the river that is so important to their livelihood.
