Sentence examples for principles of a certain from inspiring English sources

They evoked the lost lifetimes, forgotten places and morphine-smudged principles of a certain era.

Each of these forms can be considered either in respect to the body they vivify and in this sense (as essential determinations) none of them is the form of the others, or as constituting part of a soul that is the animating principle of a certain kind of life, the human life, and in this sense the intellective part is the form and complement of all the others (QLIII2S 63, 268).

In principle, the capability of a certain material to do so is determined by its thermodynamic properties.

The principle requires a certain level of evidence of safety before members of the public are exposed to threats of "serious or irreversible damage" (United Nations Environment Programme 1992).

Reid holds that these principles stand in a certain kind of relation to one another.

Westin and Nilstun [ 13] discuss the principles and whether a certain type of ethical conflict (patient with ischemic heart disease) could be resolved by using "normative" reasoning with the ethical principles.

As is well known, Rawls starts by ascribing to the utilitarian the claim that the rationality of a certain principle of social choice can be inferred from the rationality of a certain principle of individual choice.

Subspace-based order identification determines the order as the number of principle eigenvalues (or singular values) of a certain input-output data matrix.

/ Work exists only because of the total domination of a certain economic principle.

"This is the greatest country in the history of mankind because of a certain set of principles.

This gaussian/exponential sampling principle allowed for a certain degree of fuzziness in the shape perception at large distances while reducing the dimensionality of the fingerprint.