This course provides students with foundational context for managing data so that it can be leveraged and used with confidence.
Doing this consistently amounts to fixing once and for all an equivalence inverse to the embedding above, and it is certainly possible to do this in any reasonable foundational context.
This special issue of PCHP brings to light foundational contexts for engaging communities in research, supporting evidence-based research policy partnerships, and building research infrastructure in AA and NHPI communities.
Biological energy flow is a foundational concept in science education.
Rather emotions like anger, resentment, or guilt play a foundational role in this context (see also Nichols 2004 and Maibom 2009 for further discussion of this topic).
Context plays a foundational role in determining how to interpret potentially fear-producing stimuli, yet the precise neurobiological substrates of context are poorly understood.
In particular, one would like to obtain a foundational theory compatible with those contexts (e.g. categorical models of set theory) in which even these weaker principles of choice may not be validated.
While most still believe the Bible to be a foundational religious text, they bring the understanding of cultural context and interpretive fluidity.
Its purpose was to find contexts in which bother is used in US English and to form a foundational definition.
Hallaq begins with a brief discussion of the historical context in which Muhammad began his prophecy, and in which the Qur'an arose as a foundational document of spiritual, religious, and legal inspiration.
