Sentence examples for a foundational set of from inspiring English sources

In a research room inside the museum, Christian flicks through the archive, a foundational set of ethnographic photographs collected by the British anthropologist Sir Walter Baldwin Spencer.

His focus is on an obscure, Reagan-era executive order that serves as a foundational set of rules for the intelligence apparatus.

The progress towards innovation, however, usually commences with search over a foundational set of ideas.

Our study elaborates this approach and provides a foundational set of results.

BFO provides a foundational set of classes suitable for describing biological systems.

Likewise, one might endorse a reduction of legal facts to some more foundational set of facts (e.g., certain social facts) without this committing one to thinking that the law is valuable or morally justified.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: The article quotes Elizabeth Spelke as saying, "Across cultures that live extremely different lives, we see common foundational sets of abilities".

Moral phenomenology is normative moral theory, for him, and there is no more foundational theory no set of general principles of which we might avail ourselves.

To promote an "ecological nationalism" linked to martial patriotism, Meyerson invents a new set of foundational heroes for environmentalism, drawn from an institution ordinarily claimed by conservatives.

For Hook, the primacy of scientific method did not require a prior set of foundational metaphysical beliefs but was justified by its empirical consequences.

The proposed Preamble states that: The DLSU General Education Curriculum is a set of foundational, formative, and integrative courses intended to inculcate in students a critical appreciation of the diverse fields of human knowledge, their principles and science, and their arts and methods of inquiry.