Sentence examples for this principle is called from inspiring English sources

The process based on this principle is called foam fractionation, and has been subject of increased attention in recent years.

In sculpture this principle is called déhanchement, and the way the body redistributes its weight is what can give old statues transcendent life.

In law this principle is called the jury's power of nullification, and it's been a right that has been regularly used over the years when juries have felt the law has been applied harshly, or inappropriately, or unjustly, or incorrectly.

This principle is called "the purpose limitation," it is grounded in Art.

This principle is called "net neutrality" -- and it's under attack.

This principle is called competitive exclusion; it is used to explain how the black rhinoceros (a browser) and white rhinoceros (a grazer) exploit different niches in the same areas of Africa.

This evolutionary principle is called genetic coherence and it marks the often ignored counterpart of cladistic evolution.

The interactions between electrons, governed by this Pauli exclusion principle, is called chemistry and it is equally rich in exotic behavior.

Could it be that this new organizing principle is called "Tribes"?

In an original departure from traditional Neoplatonism, in his dialogue Periphyseon, this first and highest cosmic principle is called 'nature' (natura) and is said to include both God and creation.

The scientific principle is called haptics.