In particular, Benedicks-type and Donoho-Stark's uncertainty principles are given.
When Pierre at one point says, "I won't wreck my life for the state," it puts two principals, and principles, into stark contrast: the bourgeois Westerner who prefers the status quo, and the disillusioned Communist, prepared to die for his country's future.
Its cardinal principles were stark: scheduled linear television over; on demand will replace it in a couple of years; all television will be delivered via the internet; and the capacity to interact with it will trigger an ineluctable change in the character of television programmes themselves.
A proper discussion on the operation principles of Stark decelerators, and an introduction to the relevant terminology such as phase angle ϕ 0 and synchronous molecule can be found elsewhere [28, 35]; we here restrict ourselves to the most basic concepts only.
"Because his positions are a stark contrast to the principles and positions he's espoused.
Actual conditions in Egypt stand in stark contrast to such principles, as the constitutional referendum itself underscored: Many of those who urged Egyptians to vote "no" -- challenging the government's aggressive campaign for "yes" votes -- were rounded up and detained, have not been formally charged and are routinely denied access to lawyers.
Warburg was a man of letters and, for the most part, high moral principle, in stark contrast to the reckless moneymen who more recently have pushed banking to the precipice.
The principle of Stark deceleration has been well documented [2, 3], and a number of operation schemes have been developed for the optimization of Stark-decelerated molecular beams in different types of experiments [34 37].
When we, as clinicians, ask a patient to consider participation in a trial, the typical responses are 'Might this study help others?' and 'Are the risks reasonable?' In stark contrast, the equipoise principle does not allow consideration of potential social benefits or consideration of the magnitude of the (often very small) risk to the patient.
These principles are in stark contrast to the common view that monitoring and sanctions are the responsibility of the state and should be conducted by public employees".
