Sentence examples for the classical principles from inspiring English sources

It was Astaire who, more than 70 years ago, established the classical principles of filming dance.

For all its technological wizardry and Iraq's relative weakness, America can't afford entirely to neglect the classical principles of warfare, including the ancient Chinese recommendation of surprise.

This review discusses the meritorious examples of supramolecular materials constructed through the molecular assembly process, guided by the classical principles of supramolecular chemistry.

In particular the nonlocal counterpart of the classical principles of the total potential energy, complementary energy and mixed Hu Washizu principle and Hellinger Reissner functional are recovered.

This eclectic mix of objects of living and objects of art was all displayed by a man with an architect's eye and an eagerness to instruct future generations on the classical principles of design.

"It embodies a recognition of the continuity of the classical principles, the values of the public realm and town planning which I have tried embody in my career," Mr. Stern said in an interview.

Christianity rejected the classical principle of unity in life through the state.

Viète retained the classical principle of homogeneity, according to which terms added together must all be of the same dimension.

In fact, it is precisely in the presence of infinite sets that intuitionists drop the classical principle of the excluded third.

By introducing symmetry constraints on prior probabilities, the Objective Bayesians inherit the difficulties of the classical Principle of Indifference, so-named by Keynes, but usually attributed to Laplace.

Similar to the process of the proof as in the classical principle of contraction mapping, we obtain a fixed point theorem as below.