Sentence examples for a foundational criterion from inspiring English sources

We believe accessibility should remain a foundational criterion.

An increased robustness was considered as an emergent property of combining a multiple trait foundational criterion with a wide range of environmental conditions.

It's a state of mind that you create in a potential adversary, and it rests on a couple of foundational criteria.

It should be clear that cities which rank high on global competitiveness often rank low on one or more basic foundational criteria, as London does on housing.

Reaction norms were used to evaluate the overall environmental sensitivity according to foundational criteria or selection histories.

As hypothesized, the resource acquisition capacity of rabbit females differed depending on foundational criteria and selection histories of the lines.

Neither the different foundational criteria of LP and V females (i.e. LP vs. V36) nor the selection history of line V (i.e. V16 vs. V36) altered the females' resource acquisition capacity in normal conditions.

The British philosopher Sir Karl Popper (1902 94) proposed the criterion as a foundational method of the empirical sciences.

Now, almost three decades later, that song is a foundational text, a standard, and an afterthought.

For then we could not know which criterion to apply to a theory prior to knowing what exists, and the criterion could not play a foundational role in ontology.

His meta-methodology is a foundational fit-the-data affair, while the ground-level criterion rejects the existence of data in a foundationalist sense.