Sentence examples for section of the principles from inspiring English sources

Even Marshall praised this side of Sidgwick's work, calling the relevant section of the Principles the best thing of its kind "in any language" (Pigou, 1925).

The basic processes involved in this task have already been described in a preceding section on the principles of gardening, and these also apply to horticulture.

As the concluding sections of the Principles state: "I have now demonstrated [there] are nothing in the [material] objects other than…certain dispositions of size, figure and motion…" (Pr IV 200).

A famous definition is presented in section 4 of the Principles of Nature and of Grace (1714), where Leibniz says that apperception is "consciousness, or the reflective knowledge of this internal state".

He included a section "Anticipations of the Principle of Substitution", which was enlarged in the later edition with a long discussion of Leibniz's anticipations.

Theoretical investigation of the hypothesis section, describes the principles of the learning theory and mathematically investigates the hypothesis.

In the last section of the article, general principles used are highlighted and summarized.

Much of the context for Descartes's approach to the passions lies in his Meditations on First Philosophy (1641) (and the corresponding sections of the 1644 Principles of Philosophy).

The "Gram-Schmidt mode-beam decomposition and synthesis" section presents the principles of superdirectivity based on the GSMD and derives the solutions of the optimal weighting vector, beampattern synthesis equation, directivity synthesis equation, and robustness parameter.

The second section recalls the principles of the Quad Tree.

In Section 2, the principles of ISRJ are first introduced.