Sentence examples for principles of designations from inspiring English sources

Bacon aimed at the invention of new arts, of principles, of designations and directions for works.

Bacon calls his new art Interpretatio Naturae, which is a logic of research going beyond ordinary logic, since his science aims at three inventions: of arts (not arguments), of principles (not of things in accordance to principles), and of designations and directions for works (not of probable reasons).

These are principles of design.

K75 (K6hf) is a type II keratin and was, although closely related in its peptide sequence to K5, following the principles of the former keratin designation (cf. Collin et al. 1992a, b) by using the electrophoretic properties, designated as a "K6" keratin (Winter et al. 1998).

A proliferation of designations annoys some.

I think these kinds of designations are meaningless.

The term does have its counterparts in East Asian discourse in the form of designations such as Songxue, "the learning of the Song dynasty," xinglixue, "the learning of human nature and principle," xinxue, "the learning of the mind," and lixue, "the learning of principle".

Based on the latest great research efforts, herein we aim to present an overview of primary principles and designation for both efficient EL unit and intermediate layer in the aspects of functional materials, energy level, device architecture and optical properties.

Article 17 of the UN guidelines for the designation of goodwill ambassadors stipulates that they must "Refrain from any activity incompatible with the purposes and principles of the United Nations".

Principles of Consolidation.

C. Principles of rational acceptance.