Examples of using By the principle in English and their translations into Hebrew
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But some things are best drawn by the principle"from general to specific.".
Another mistake was his treatment of circular motion, but this was more fruitful in that it led others to identify circular motion as a problem raised by the principle of inertia.
which is ruled by the principle of the child's wellbeing,
They are guided by the principle that all technology must be universally available and, crucially, must ensure that"human performance is the critical endeavour not the impact of technology and equipment".
And our work is guided by the principle that dialogue across difference is essential to a functioning democracy, and that journalism and journalists have a multifaceted role to play in supporting that.
there is a replacement of words by the principle of similarity, synonymization,
A question I received: Many people relate to all of life's ills by the principle,“Just smile
he that would criticize all human acts, movements, relations etc., by the principle of utility, must first deal with human nature in general,
Tan very much lives by the principle;"You are what you eat", and believes that your health, as well as your physical appearance, is about 70%
and particularly by the principle of non-refoulement.
video is monetized and at the same time protected by the principle of fair use.
through legal norms to ensure the effectiveness of the division of tasks which could be questioned by the principle of freedom, ends up being suffocated by law.
elicit the whole world's hatred toward it, but to live by the principle of love for others and to teach it to the whole world.
that is the constraint brought about by the principle of mutual generation and mutual inhibition.
All these constructions and the laws connecting them can be arrived at by the principle of looking for the mathematically simplest concepts and the link between them….
whose members have agreed, by free choice, to live a life of sharing by the principle'from each according to his ability,