Sentence examples for the principle asserts from inspiring English sources

In Einstein's version, the principle asserts that in free-fall the effect of gravity is totally abolished in all possible experiments and general relativity reduces to special relativity, as in the inertial state.

The Principle asserts that truth is preserved when we substitute one name for another having the same denotation.

Since this activity of "self-positing" is taken to be the fundamental feature of I-hood in general, the first principle asserts that "the I posits itself as self-positing".

The reality principle asserts itself in the end, first with the arrival of Theo and Isabelle's distracted parents and then with a cobblestone that crashes through the window, leading the dazed dreamers out in search of the beach they had been promised.

The punishment principle asserts that the state should not punish a dead person or his estate".

The "harm principle" asserts or implies that athletes must be protected from themselves.

In his book In Place of Fear, Bevan said: 'The collective principle asserts that no society can legitimately call itself civilised if a sick person is denied medical aid because of lack of means.' 'No society can legitimately call itself civilised': now that begs the question, what sort of society do we want to be?

The basic principle asserts that reasonable persons will propose fair terms of cooperation with other reasonable persons only on condition that the terms can be justified to those others on the basis of premises that they can reasonably accept.

Newton's Corollary VI said that the inertial frame we construct by this procedure is effectively indistinguishable from one in which all the bodies are undergoing equal and parallel accelerations caused by some force that acts equally on all of them; the equivalence principle asserts that gravity is such a force.

The Everything-in-Everything principle asserts the omnipresence of ingredients.

The metabolic stability longevity principle asserts that metabolic stability, that is the ability of cells to maintain stable concentrations of ROS and other key metabolites in the regulatory network, is the prime determinant of life span.