Sentence examples for principles observed from inspiring English sources

Were our party's holy Leninist principles observed after the death of Vladimir Ilyich?

Artificial neural networks are nonlinear mapping systems whose structure is loosely based on principles observed in the nervous systems of humans and animals.

In this chapter, we describe some of the important noise exploitation and adaptation principles observed in neurobiology and how they can be systematically used for designing neuromorphic sensors.

That data was used to code a system in which large numbers of robots could build human-scale structures using some of the same collaborative principles observed in the termites.

The results show that success of a monodisperse state depends on, among other things, the initial particle distribution, and the size distribution at equilibrium follows some of the thermodynamic principles observed in binary phase diagrams of alloy systems.

In many cases, robots with advanced functionalities have been designed on the basis of new scientific principles observed independently.

Doreen's strength is that she always thinks from first principles, observing herself and her lover very exactly.

"The principle," observed Langford, simply, "of photography.

"Where for years there had been purpose consecrated to an immortal principle," observed the suffrage leader Carrie Chapman Catt, her compatriots felt now only "a vacancy".

In such devices, the self-rotation could be in principle observed directly as shifting of the secondary Dirac point and the associated with it resistance peak (see Supplementary Note 5 for details).

These results appear to contradict the general principle observed for many polymeric systems, where higher glass transition temperature generally means higher elastic modulus.