It catapulted Heidegger to a position of international intellectual visibility and provided the philosophical impetus for a number of later programmes and ideas in the contemporary European tradition, including Sartre's existentialism, Gadamer's philosophical hermeneutics, and Derrida's notion of 'deconstruction'deconstruction
The evolution of the Bank as an international financial institution, beginning with its founding in 1946, is explored with an eye to evaluating later programmes and policies.
But really, the comparison flatters those later programmes because neither has been as groundbreaking as GG.
This present control system meets the requirements of the early physics programme of MAST, but later programmes will require more advanced control scenarios.
This was echoed in the country's famous early 1960s literacy campaign that, along with later programmes, opened the doors of learning and culture to even the most isolated islanders.
In a later Ask Farage programme on the BBC, the Ukip leader Nigel Farage said the rise of SNP shows Ukip could thrive even if Britain voted to stay in EU.
At a later time, the programme may be extended to enrol patients from other parts of the world.
A week later the programme resources will be distributed during a second visit, and the accelerometers will be collected.
But, in a later interview on the same programme, Darling said that cutting spending too soon would put the recovery at risk.
The side-letter also, oddly, provides some further ideas which do not carry the endorsement of the commission, but that have been suggested by either individual members or the public, and it is "highly likely to return to… at a later stage in our work programme".
