Sentence examples for retained principle from inspiring English sources

The cumulative variance against the number of retained principle components (PCs) (Fig.  4), demonstrated the greatest amount of variance being explained by 100 PCs which were therefore utilized in conjunction with 2 discriminant functions (Fig.  4) to determine group clustering.

In his 1988 return to coach some strong, up-tempo Suns teams, Fitzsimmons — a beloved figure in Phoenix who died in 2004 — retained principles of the triangle, but did not make it the team's identity.

Some of the metallurgical practices he described are retained in principle today.

This is why the plan to raise the threshold for inheritance tax to £1m ($1.6m)—retained in principle, even if its implementation is receding into the nether reaches of the next parliament is a potential liability.

Based on the Kaiser criterion, we retained the principle components corresponding to eigenvalues above 1.

Yet Corbyn has retained his principles.

The 1944 Chicago Convention retained these principles.

Mr Oaten said he wanted to modernise the party, creating "a 21st century Liberal party" which retained its principles but made them "relevant to today's voters".

A senior Foreign Ministry official welcomed the lawmakers' motion Wednesday, saying that it was prudent to "rationalize" the existing law while retaining the principle of universal justice.

However, Streeting, currently the NUS's vice-president for education, told delegates: "We will retain the principle of free education but the debate will be a very different one.

"In any reform or discussion about revising the Dublin regulations we would seek to retain the principle that asylum seekers are returned to the first safe country they arrive in".