Sentence examples for related principles from inspiring English sources

Besides providing a core formalism for many advanced argumentation systems, abstract argumentation has also served to capture several non-monotonic logics and other AI related principles.

Because there are numerous proposed solutions to these problems, the 'principle of strict equality' is not a single principle but a name for a group of closely related principles.

Although he illustrates FUL and FEI in relation to maxims that he assumes to be obligatory or forbidden in the Groundwork, however, it is not until the Metaphysics of Morals that Kant argues systematically for duties by means of the CI and related principles, the universal principle of right (justice) and the supreme principle of virtue.

According to Bublitz (2013), this complex notion, often also referred to as mental self-determination, comprises two fundamental and intimately related principles: (a) the right of individuals to use emerging neurotechnologies; (b) the protection of individuals from the coercive and unconsented use of such technologies.

The results suggest variability and limitations associated with the present traditional approaches to gas emission prediction and design of gas management practices may be addressed using predictions derived from improved spatial datasets, and analysis techniques incorporating fundamental physical and energy related principles.

All analyses will be based on both intention-to-treat and dose related principles.

The third is a recursion principle; we shall consider a closely related principle in Section 4.4.

Structural system with corresponding boundary condition u(x) (a); idealized displacements for the sagging (b) and hogging case (c) and related principle stresses in deep beams.

These statistics are related to principles of sports psychology like experience, leadership, error control, confidence and consistency.

Rhythmic treatment also is similar, being closely related to principles of prosody but also employing rhythmic modes called īqāʿāt in Arabic.

The three first groups correspond to fundamental (and often related) security principles [7] (Chapters 3-8).