Sentence examples for range principle from inspiring English sources

It is here that the inverse range principle is given its first articulation with regard to the informational content of a proposition.

The inverse range principle states that the more information carried by a proposition, the less likely it is that the proposition is true.

Several shows argue for designated sculpture zones of one kind or another, while one emphatically supports the free-range principle.

This article treats a practical adaptation of frequency modulation (FM) radar ranging principles to an incoherent laser radar (ladar).

The message I take from the Times story is that terrorism is simply less frustrating to deal with if it's reduced to a logical, utterly abstract, win-lose problem, rather than dealt with in terms of long-range principles or seen in a context that includes a re-examination of American policy and self-interest.

These views emphasize the importance of combining a wide range of principles, and of remembering that principles, however numerous, are only one element in a satisfactory conduct of practice.

Despite protests from South Africa, Bangladesh and Pakistan, after the first day of the meeting, Alan Isaac, the ICC's president, announced "unanimous support" for a range of principles.

But with the United States to be represented by President Bush, and only limited discussion with leaders of emerging economies, Europeans now accept that agreement on a range of principles — and a timetable — is the most that can be achieved next week.

He suggests that we think of semantic competence in terms of a range of principles speakers are disposed to accept in virtue of knowing a language.

Earlier this year, the German advocate general of the EU courts, Juliane Kokott, said EU rules governing seed trade breach a range of principles surrounding free enterprise.

ELECT proposes a range of principles including knowledgeable, responsive and reflective early childhood practitioners that reinforce the evidence on attachment in the early years.