0 an idea that influences you very much when making a decision or considering a matter:
Policymakers became aware that the natural water system had to be a 'guiding principle' in physical and spatial planning.
Many teachers searching for a guiding principle upon which to base their schemes of work have found that the elements provide useful headings.
To announce that one idea is the highest guiding principle, and others are oppressive and wrong, potentially gives rise to other forms of oppression.
More precisely, the guiding principle is that fill-in is accepted at locations in the global matrix where the nodes belong to the same finite element.
And why is symmetry considered a strong guiding principle in vowel systems but not in consonant systems?
Throughout, a pressure to maintain bilateral symmetry-by matching pairs of front and back vowels at equivalent "heights"- is taken as a guiding principle.
The guiding principle for this investigation was that any mechanism which adversely affected breathing, fingering, stance, embouchure, or reading music was unacceptable.
In the interviews, the concept of causality is generally used as a heuristic guiding principle.
