These modifications stem from the principles of fracture mechanics for small- and large-scale yielding.
The external validity of the research stems from the principle of explanation discussed above, as well as the approach based on the C-M-O configurations.
All unwanted sexual attention, both physical and verbal, stems from the same principles of objectification and a lack of respect for fellow individuals.
To the best of our understanding, this scenario is best compatible both with comparative-genomic results and with more general considerations stemming from the parsimony principle [ 41- 44].
The reasons for that have nothing to do with a structure of a particular language, and generally stem from the venerable principle of least effort or necessities for efficient communication in groups.
Most of the opposition to these practices, however, stems from the second principle of nonmaleficence.
This is not to say, of course, that non-parents would thereby be relieved of the general responsibility to avoid inflicting harm upon others, a duty that stems from the general principle of nonmaleficence [ 5].
To study non-linear behavior of inclined cables, we extend here a rational criterion stemming from the virtual work principle, formerly proposed for horizontal cables.
Hence, this paper departs from the standard legitimization of redistribution as fundamental insurance and interprets it as stemming from a principle of reciprocity in trade.
These verses are significant because the kindness towards neighbors they enjoin is not an arbitrary and unexpected recommendation on the part of Allah but is rather a reasoned conclusion stemming from a principle of justice.
It's greatness, they believe, stems from the values, principles, and methods of America's conservatives, and the only safe path to the future is to suppress or eliminate whatever does not conform to their image of a purified America.
