Sentence examples for specific principle from inspiring English sources

Beyond highlighting women, was there any specific principle behind the types of speakers you chose?

When the purported justification behind a particular action is a specific principle, it is perfectly logical — and good practice — to explore what other types of actions would be permitted by adopting that principle.

The specific principle is shown in Fig. 1.

The specific principle of operation employed confers extremely high analytical characteristics to these mass spectrometers.

In fact, we can show that a theory cannot prove a specific principle because adding it to the theory would increase the theory's proof-theoretic strength.

Philosopher Lawrence A. Blum asks us to consider the specific principle, "Protect one's children from harm," a principle that flows from the general principle of benevolence.

Thomas Jefferson said that "Every species of government has its specific principles.

I'd like to add to the record the statement issued by the Congressional Black Caucus outlining specific principles we believe must be addressed before military action should occur.

Scientists still don't know the best way to train perceptual intuition, or which specific principles it's best suited for.

What that shows is that debates over even very specific principles like these can end up grounding out — either the participants will end up defending their favored principles by appealing to those very principles (citing the book to defend the book) or appealing to other specific principles that the other side shares but gives a lower priority.

As in the time of Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven, success will continue to reward those who develop musical forms that grow naturally from the specific principles of composition used in their works, much as the sonata form grew out of the principle of contrast, conflict, and resolution of tonalities that characterized the sonatas, symphonies, and chamber music of the 18th and 19th centuries.