Building 'Innovation-Driven Entrepreneurial Advantage' (IDEA) is deeply embedded in the culture of MIT and is an intellectual and practical cornerstone of the MIT Executive MBA Program.
One practical and emotional cornerstone of slavery was the inability of the enslaved to determine their own families.
It is also the cornerstone of practical interventions (psychological treatments) designed to change behavior, thus reinforcement has many applications in clinical, educational, and organizational contexts.
Starting from the challenges in the crystallization of nanomaterials which acts as the cornerstone of their practical applications, we review recent advances in crystallization strategy, formation mechanism, and theoretical modeling of nanomaterials.
Here we see that spiritual values like generosity, reciprocity and caring for others have very practical implications, and can become the cornerstone of a sustainable global economy.
Lee's communication of his position on immigration comes despite the fact that he has made his "love" and superior "complete, practical understanding" of the Constitution a cornerstone of his campaign platform.
This prediction is the cornerstone of both improved R&D and ethical, practical, and efficient personalized medicine.
These are the practical elements of design and should be considered as the cornerstones for website creation.
Although Doppler-derived mitral inflow and pulmonary venous flow measurements as well as TDI currently provide the cornerstones of the assessment of LV diastolic function, their practical application in the operating room may be hampered by difficulties in recording and measuring each of these parameters within a short time in anesthetized cardiac patients.
We will take the opportunity to delve more deeply into the applicability of the scientific method in understanding a vast range of real-world problems, and into the practical acquisition of fact-based knowledge, which together form the cornerstone of all science.
