Sentence examples for the principles of which from inspiring English sources

Petrie developed a systematic method of excavation, the principles of which he summarized in Methods and Aims in Archaeology (1904).

The bill for establishing religious freedom, the principles of which had, to a certain degree, been enacted before, I had drawn in all the latitude of reason & right.

This imprecision was remedied in Middle Byzantine notation (developed late 12th century), the principles of which are still used in Greek practice.

Kate Metcalf, professional practice adviser, the College of Social Work: "Recent examples from clinical practice include 'Making Safeguarding Personal' research and local authority participation, the principles of which can be seen in the Care Act's safeguarding ethos.

The analysis of light into its component colours by prisms and gratings forms the basis of the extensive field of spectroscopy, the principles of which are discussed in spectroscopy.

He proved it again yesterday when he unveiled his plans for how to cut £350m from the legal aid bill, the principles of which Labour was unable to oppose, since – as Mr Clarke pointed out – they had spent most of the past 13 years trying to achieve the same thing.

A widely used form of radar antenna is the parabolic reflector, the principle of which is shown in cross section in part A of the figure.

Several designs of Knudsen pumps, the principle of which is based on a thermally driven flow generated along a microchannel, have been proposed in the literature.

When the premises become unfit for the purpose for which they were taken the bargain is off: Taylor v. Caldwell, the principle of which case was adopted by the Court of Appeal in Nickoll v. Ashton.

Second, I learned of a new, still-experimental technique called convection enhanced delivery (CED), the principle of which would allow us to apply cancer drugs directly to the tumor through a tiny tube, or microcannula, inserted through the skull.

Industrial and developing nations remained divided about a $100 billion aid pledge for 2020, an insurance fund for climate disasters and the principle of which countries should shoulder the burden of shifting the world away from oil, coal and natural gas.