Sentence examples for recent principles from inspiring English sources

This chapter elaborates on the recent principles based on analytical Quality by Design and method life cycle management, to establish truly performing methods.

Indeed, recent principles for social research highlight the need to support the careers of minority researchers [ 69].

The grill's genius is its combination of centuries-old science (Newton's earliest discovery: grease rolls downhill) and the more recent principle that Americans will buy anything that makes them feel virtuous about eating grilled sausages and baby back ribs.

A recent principle component analysis reconfirmed that global coagulation factor consumption, as well as decreased protein C and antithrombin levels, is associated with an increased incidence of coagulopathy and the mortality of the patients [ 9].

Our prime minister, Tony Abbott's most recent guiding principle is to "cut it".

In this paper, we briefly review recent first-principles investigations of mechanical properties of structural materials, covering topics of ideal strength, elastic constants, and lattice defects.

Although conventional wisdom has attributed this conductivity to native defect (i.e., oxygen vacancies and Zn interstitials) [18, 40 44], it has been challenged by recent first-principles calculations [45].

A recent first-principles study showed that CuO is intrinsically a p-type semiconductor because Cu vacancies are the most stable defects in both Cu-rich and O-rich environments [27].

The authors draw upon recent first-principles calculations of monoclinic NiTi elastic constants to develop a combined numerical empirical, texture-based approach for calculating the Young's modulus of polycrystalline, monoclinic nickel titanium specimens.

This result is in line with the predictions of the recent first-principles calculations that compressive misfit strain stimulates the disorder in the Fe and Nb distribution in the lattice, leading to an increase of the magnetic phase transition temperature.

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a distinct and rather recent operating principle originating from the commercial sector.