Sentence examples for a foundation for both from inspiring English sources

This study helps to lay a foundation for both theoretical and experimental work in human robot interaction with physical contact.

Work from around the time of the museum's creation provides something of a foundation for both the show and the collection.

Work is much more than a pay check: it is a foundation for both the richness of economies and the richness of human lives.

Thus, by developing a target-defined strategy of chemotherapy and with the appropriate understanding of the mechanism of action, the strategy of combination of NSC-124854 with TMZ may provide a foundation for both clinical and scientific development of colon cancer management.

These QI strategies for public health are frequently integrated with the "essential services" that serve as a foundation for both measurement of agency performance [ 3, 4] and agency accreditation [ 5].

Ensuring that young children have safe, secure environments in which to grow and learn creates a strong foundation for both their futures and a thriving, prosperous society.

Yet, even for Husserl, the conception of phenomenology as a new method destined to supply a new foundation for both philosophy and science developed only gradually and kept changing to the very end of his career.

Only a rules-based EU framework can provide a firm foundation for both bilateral and union-wide relations with Russia.

The two companies, which did not reveal the details of the deal, said that the agreement "provides a solid foundation for both companies to continue to work together to provide millions of people with a compelling user experience for social games".

"Hopefully there will be a better foundation for both road and track events.

The agreement provides a solid foundation for both companies to continue to work together to provide millions of people with a compelling user experience for social games.