Sentence examples for principles were determined from inspiring English sources
They said they believed in Democratic principles, were determined to play a role in the political process and were eager to see Mrs. Clinton win.
The active principles were determined by HPLC using UV/Vis detection.
Doon's ethos and guiding principles were determined early in its life by Foot, Martyn, R.L. Holdsworth and Jack Gibson, who went on to become Principal of Mayo College.
The resolution dictates that Republican candidates' adherence to the principles be determined through their public statements, voting records or signed questionnaires.
The "real challenge to democracy" was that its moral principles "are determined by nothing more solid than social consensus … By appeal to what authority can moral dilemmas be resolved?" Had Winston Churchill been there, he might have replied with his laconic dictum that "democracy is the worst form of government except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time".
The set of compromise consensuses between the majority and minority principles is determined using a procedure based upon an adaptation of Yu's p-metric distances.
The viscoelastic coefficients resulting from the time temperature superposition principle were determined.
Although an MO can in principle be determined by solving the Schrödinger equation for an electron in the electrostatic field of an array of nuclei, in practice an approximation is always adopted.
The standard errors of the thus obtained parameter estimators can in principle be determined by simulation, but the associated computations are formidable.
The answer to the question of how close these two conditional distributions have to be, can in principle be determined from the proof of Lemma 1 below.
Yet, he states "With enough subject, and enough computational power, nearly all of the predictive capacity of the genome can, in principle, be determined".
