In this guise he is presented as the author of a theory of principles, which went even beyond the principles of Plato's later metaphysics, the one and the indefinite dyad, and which shows similarities to the Neoplatonic system of Plotinus.
For example, the notion of being "equal before the law" is a hallowed principle which goes back to ancient Greece.
NoSQL systems overcome some of the shortcomings of the relational systems but leave aside good principles of the RDBMS, which go beyond the relational model and the SQL language.
When the great Radio 1 dinosaur cull of 1993 took place, the Hairy Cornflake was appalled, informing his listeners that "changes are being made here which go against my principles, and I just cannot agree with them".
The practical implementation of principles, including those of sustainable development, which go beyond the traditional forms of conservation, still seems ineffective, in both the conservation and investment sectors (Najwyższa Izba Kontroli 2008).
Principles are related to the multiple functions of the agro-ecosystem, which go clearly beyond the production function alone.
Even more strikingly, Hempel (1988a, 1988b) observed that the application of scientific theories presupposes the absence of factors that might affect the internal principles of the theory, which goes beyond the content of the theory itself.
Friedman says that Obama needs to hew to "three principles," which grow vaguer as they go along: "We support non-violence.
