Sentence examples for tenet of transition from inspiring English sources

She had a lot of faith in the ethic and ingenuity of younger generations and also told me, contradicting what seems like a central tenet of Transition, "I think technology is going to be one of our saving graces".

Thus, if V, the game value function, does not depend explicitly on time, and these conditions are satisfied, Isaacs approach becomes also a particularization of Bellman equation (as it was expected: even the basis of their equations, Isaacs' "Tenet of transition" [8] and Bellman's "Principle of Optimality" [2], are very similar).

Political ecologists and other critical geographers have been steadily chipping away at the tenets of forest transition theory, which equates forest return with economic modernization.

It has rejected, all along, the basic tenets of a "political transition" that was called for by a UN resolution in December.

A novel of transition.

Loyalty is a basic tenet of fandom.

It is a basic tenet of economics.

George J. Tenet of the CIA agrees.

Jihad is one tenet of Islam.

The central tenet of our report is that the existing analogue model of public service broadcasting, sustained by a combination of institutions, funding and regulation, will, indeed, not survive the transition to digital and may well erode rapidly before then.

A tenet of this work is the belief that information graphics are a form of language.