Sentence examples for publication of principles from inspiring English sources

In the decades immediately preceding Lyell's publication of Principles of Geology (1830-33), geologists had become so disgusted with grand and fanciful speculation that they had renounced general theories and devoted themselves instead to producing an accurate map of geological strata.

According to one trade journal, six years after the publication of Principles, the firm's rapid expansion led to the institution of a "bizarre culture of criticism".

One outcome has been the publication of principles and guidelines for reporting preclinical research by the NIH [ 3] along with a call for the use of checklists by endorsing journals, in a bid to raise consciousness and standards in this area, and facilitate the interpretation and repetition of published work.

Dr. Parisi serves on scientific advisory boards for the US Government Defense Health Board and the Subcommittee for Laboratory Services and Pathology; serves as a Section Editor for Neurology; receives royalties from the publication of Principles & Practice of Neuropathology, 2nd ed.

In this work, we employed author topic modeling to conduct a bibliometric analysis on the publications of principle investigators on tobacco.

In 1856, soon after the publication of "The Principles of Psychology," he suffered a nervous breakdown, some of whose effects remained with him for the rest of his life.

Yet, besides a brief sketch of his metaphysics and physics in the Discourse (Parts IV and V), a comprehensive treatment of his physics had to await the 1644 publication of the Principles of Philosophy.

Living in the residential complex was introduced as a new model of human settlement after the publication of the principles of modernism but this new model quickly showed its weaknesses and a wave of criticism began.

Such conflict was a real concern, since the censure of Galileo's Copernicanism took place only 11 years before publication of the Principles, and had in fact dissuaded Descartes from publishing an earlier work, The World.

Indeed, he is considered the founder of the field and the publication of his principle work in English was enthusiastically greeted, even though this did not happen until seventeen years later (in 1958).

According to Víctor Sánchez Valencia, the tradition that originated with Boole came to be known as the algebra of logic since the publication in 1879 of Principles of the Algebra of Logic by Alexander MacFarlane (see Sánchez Valencia 2004: 389).