Sentence examples for principles we use from inspiring English sources

How we approach automation, the lines we draw and the principles we use to govern our decision-making need to be shaped by a clear sense of purpose – the same is true for the entire fourth industrial revolution.

By Ian Crouch March 30, 2011 This morning, Macy pointed to an article at Slate by baseball's great statistician, Bill James, which argues that we need to dedicate the same principles we use to develop athletes — identifying talent early, staging competition among kids, rewarding potential with attention and money — to nurturing writers and other artists.

Thomp-son admits it's not the old Princeton, which tormented tournament giants Georgetown and U.C.L.A. with backdoor cuts, but adds, "The principles we use are still the same – it's still based on motion, it's still based on sharing, it's still based on having five skilled players". And it still works.

(In these principles we use 'A' and 'B' as metavariables ranging over formulas of the language).

From PeerIndex's standpoint, we identify the principles we use to evaluate social capital and what we seek to predict.

The principles we use in marketing to attract raving fans can be used in organizations to attract talent.

In other words, we can lay solid foundations for economic growth simply by going back to the tax principles we used to have.

For both tuning principles, we used experimental measurements co-supported by electromagnetic simulation and analytical modelling to determine the accessible tuning range as a function of both the tuning element's characteristics and its distance to the RF coil.

As someone who spent a good chunk of my career focused on marketing consumer packaged goods, I notice many of the principles we used to make a brand stand out in a crowded, competitive marketplace can also be used to help your personal brand stand out in a competitive sea of professionals.

To allow for intention-to-treat principles, we used GLMs with multiple imputation to provide conservative estimates for missing data.

It may be impossible to anticipate all instances for which a judgment or decision must be made in the conduct of a systematic review; therefore, the principles we used for addressing these instances will be integrated into future protocols.