It also introduced a framework of organising principles to ensure that the aid was used effectively and so "permit the emergence of political and social conditions in which free institutions can exist".
A representation of structures in terms of "fingerprints", distances or kernels serves as the input of unsupervised-learning techniques (clustering, dimensionality reduction, …) that greatly simplify the verification of the database for internal consistency, and the identification of organising principles and structure/property relations.
If he's talking about the expression of spirituality in terms of explaining deification or some kind of organising principle in the universe, then that's all very big and can probably get in the way of saying, "Hey ho, let's go".
Our study reveals that the group-based principles for action, as defined in CoM, are not demarcated entities, but rather represent a range of intertwined values and principles to organise (group) processes [ 25, 37].
The Guardian reports today that Labour leader Ed Miliband plans to rewrite the Labour party's clause 1 to "explicitly put the principles of community organising at its heart".
There was little chance of organised opposition.
Rather, values such as recognising rights, ensuring the participation of handicapped persons, and redistributing according to principles of equity now organise a cooperative society inspired by Rawls' political philosophy.
These poems are constantly telescoping the passage of years, in a restless search for some evidence of an organising principle.
At the core of the EU is the single market, the idea that goods, services, people and capital should flow freely across borders.But the single market is more of an organising principle than a reality.
If I were to offer him some advice, I would suggest that reading a short story collection can often feel bitty and unsatisfying, but that this isn't always due to the lack of an organising principle.
