Sentence examples for the natural principles from inspiring English sources

Although they "might have been supply'd by the natural principles of our understanding" (1.3.15.11), Hume provides no evidence for this.

The principal ground for weak conventionalism is scepticism about the ability of science to uncover the natural principles of classification.

With the closed-loop control, the artificial mechanism has succeeded in applying the natural principles of lateral undulation in an autonomous manner excepting for the power supply.

But he also believes that grace is needed both to help the natural principles "against those things that tend to stupefy [them] and to hinder [their] free exercise," and to sanctify "the reasoning faculty and" assist "it to see the clear evidence there is of the truth of religion in rational arguments" ("Miscellanies," nos. 626, 628; Edwards 1957–, vol. 18, 155, 156f).

How do we carefully design for the natural principles that we want to see flourish?

Based on the processes observed during the extracellular growth of spicules, the natural principle was applied during biomimetic and (nano biotechnological approaches ("Nature as Model").

Drawing from a systems engineering foundation, this research characterizes biomimetic design by the natural principle form follows function.

AMPS is inspired by the natural principle that the size of a population is affected by the availability of food resources.

The methodology exploits the natural principle of 'form follows force', in which the structural form is shaped according to the forces acting on it.

It is demonstrated that utilization of the natural principle is very effective in designing model-based controllers and estimators taking the behavior of the whole system into account.

"The innovation has been inspired by the same natural principles that enable the reflective shimmer you see from a butterfly's wings or a peacock's feather," says Cheryl Goodman, senior marketing director of Qualcomm.