To reduce Nature to a set of regular, universal "principles," Newton applied mathematics to things located in a four-dimensional space-time filled with an infinity of points.
These considerations are in addition to the regular management principles of diabetes those with the overall aim of achieving good glycaemic control [ 3].
This program realizes more than 5000 times acceleration compared to the regular first-principles molecular dynamics method.
In the present study, we have succeeded in the development of a chemical-reaction-dynamics simulator based on our original, tight-binding, quantum-chemical, molecular-dynamics method, which is more than 5000 times faster than the regular first-principles, molecular-dynamics method.
It depends upon the principle of regular sound change a principle that, as explained above, met with violent opposition when it was introduced into linguistics by the Neogrammarians in the 1870s but by the end of the century had become part of what might be fairly described as the orthodox approach to historical linguistics.
Wolff's "strict method" in science, Kant explains, is predicated on "the regular ascertainment of principles, the clear determination of concepts, the attempt at strictness in proofs, and the prevention of audacious leaps in inferences" (Kant, 1998, 120).
Jon Platt's case hinged upon the meaning of regular attendance, a principle that is set out in the 1996 Education Act, which says that a parent commits an offence if the child does not attend school regularly (there are exceptions for absences with leave, due to illness or for religious reasons).
Apart from a statement of principles and regular intelligence agency meetings, the document contains two commitments.
In a famous passage Hume writes: "Whether we consider mankind according to the difference of sexes, ages, governments, conditions, or methods of education; the same uniformity and regular operation of natural principles are discernible.
