The next pose in a sun salutation also has an important foundational purpose.
Whatever the case, the opening's body count works to his foundational purposes, creating an uneasy, unsettled atmosphere.
"The fact that legitimate sporting goods have 'play value' or that users have 'fun' while using a legitimate sport good is tangential to the well-recognized foundational purposes of these products," wrote Bill Sells, the group's vice president, in a letter to the commission.
The appeal to biological knowledge should accordingly be employed for critical and revisionary, not foundational purposes.
To show that set theory is problematic, Skolem runs through a number of different ways of interpreting set theory naive set theory, axiomatized set theory construed proof-theoretically, axiomatized set theory construed algebraically, etc.—and he argues that each of these understandings of set theory is inadequate for foundational purposes.
This means articulating a clear and concise purpose as a foundational point and iterating on this to show the application for individuals and groups.
As a result, evidence-based use of analgesics should be a foundational skill of emergency physicians.
The big purpose of education is to prepare good citizens by providing them with a foundational competency in our cultural way of structuring reality, a process that has immediate impact on the social systems in which they will inevitably participate.
Her 1979 essay from the anthology "Stranded" (included here) remains a foundational, luminous analysis of Lou Reed's street-hassle humanism — and a statement of Willis's own purpose.
Its purpose was to find contexts in which bother is used in US English and to form a foundational definition.
This is a foundational change".
