principle的示例

• The school is based on the fundamental principle that each child should develop its full potential.

• The government has promised to uphold the principles of democracy.

• In the 1870s and 1880s, doctors began to follow the principles of antiseptic surgery.

• The party's principles are basically egalitarian.

• Johnson calls this phenomenon 'the principle of minimal effort'.

• Alternatively, one can propose a general licensing principle that permits such violations at that level.

• That principle, to recall, said that an agent should per form those actions demanded by plans it was optimal to adopt.

• He thus sought to rehabilitate the doctrine of five principles for his project of philosophical chemistry by providing them with a corpuscular ontology.

• The philosophical concept of dependent moral status thus makes a crucial appeal to the ethical principle of beneficence.

• But was this exclusion based on philosophical principle or on the contingent state of science?

• The other two principles, the historical and etymological ones, only supplement the phonetic principle, but do not replace it.

• Psychological inquiry into human prejudice processes also benefits from adaptationist principles.

• It reinforces a basic principle of historical research.

• Psychologists risk a similar confusion in formulating principles taken to govern mental representations.

• For example, the parties can, in principle, always settle out of court.

• The probabilistic model ranks documents according to their probability of being relevant to a query - the ordering principle.

• In addition, both sets of principles agree upon how these pairs are ranked.

• Words stressing this yang principle are best avoided in an international community.

• As a matter of principle, it was the spouses who were supposed to bring forward the witnesses to their nuptials.

• The concept of the tachyon does not violate the principles of special relativity, and they are quite a simple theoretical construct.