Sentence examples for principles which seem from inspiring English sources

We Americans are not really sure we have virtues, convictions or principles, which seem kind of demanding.

But the biggest difficulties are in the " historical principles," which seem to have become historical themselves — held over from the past, only to be jettisoned when inconvenient.

We augment the model with further behavioural principles which seem appropriate in this context.

These principles included those of set union and a form of the replacement axiom, as well as principles which seem to guarantee that every cardinal number is an aleph, which we call for short the 'Aleph Hypothesis (AH)'.

It often seemed that he was fighting a battle for Abstract Expressionist principles, which seemed less and less relevant to the drift of art in the 80's and 90's.

Or at least that is the principle which seems to be guiding Geodelic Systems, a startup which is creating a "search-less search" experience for mobile phones.

The affirmation of the causal efficacy of finite spirits or minds like us raises questions about consistency, since the "conservation is but continuous creation" principle, which seems to be doing the work in Berkeley's occasionalist claims in De Motu, is typically thought to be applicable universally, without discriminating between minds and bodies.

An interesting principle which seems to govern the interactions between PTP-SL and ERK2, is that regions responsible for substrate binding in individual proteins are reciprocally interacting within the complex, as illustrated by the PECf model.

The extra reimbursement for the GP reflected the "pay per service" or "quality-based reimbursement principle", which seemed promising in some studies, but not in others [ 38].

He called, however, for a flexible stance on biotechnology, saying that "I get the impression from much of the debate on this issue (and not just here) that anything that has been touched by big corporations or biotechnology is anathema in certain quarters and will be rejected outright on principle, which seems to be in danger of becoming part of the problem" (Fenning, 22/11(1)).

Constructive and intuitionistic set theories can be seen as modifications of classical ZF set theory that are obtained by: (1) replacing classical with intuitionistic logic, and (2) accurately choosing, among various classically equivalent principles, those which seem more appropriate for given purposes.