They located this bedrock in the "microfoundations" of macroeconomic behaviour.
At the same time, he sought European bedrock in the dormant grandeurs of Malevich and Mondrian.
Five-hundred-year-old monasteries are bolted to bedrock in unlikely places.
"Most of the bedrock in Manhattan is covered up," he told us.
The other is family, the workings of which form a bedrock in her novels.
Emotions — the reality of female discontent within the patriarchal system — were the bedrock, in a sense, of the feminist argument.
Nearby is a geology-dedicated exhibit about the very bedrock in which One World Trade Centre sits.
That philosophy, however simple it may sound, has been York's bedrock in more than four decades of coaching college hockey.
Mr. Greenspan's faith in productivity became the bedrock in the late 1990's of the new economy.
"Dinosaur footprints have been found on Long Island in glacial cobbles, presumably from bedrock in Connecticut," Dr. Olsen said.
Shale gas, billowing out of the bedrock in ever-increasing quantities, is becoming the most important factor in the drive to lessen America's dependence on imported fuel.
