Sentence examples for are more foundational from inspiring English sources
Each of them is remarkable in its own way (Book III for example represents a radical subversion of Aristotelian orthodoxy, with the suggestion that third-figure syllogisms are more foundational than first-figure syllogisms), but here we shall focus on the first two books (Book I in particular), given the methodological decision of leaving syllogistic aside in the present analysis.
We conclude that forest structure (height) and resources (biomass) are more likely foundational characteristics supporting biodiversity rather than biodiversity determining forest productivity and/or biomass.
Furthermore, their "foundational research findings are more general and comprehensive in nature, and will inform and guide future efforts to establish regional information design standards for transit" [43].
It's something more foundational that's going on".
There's something more foundational that's going on here".
He lost Illinois by a wide margin to Mitt Romney two days after saying that his campaign "does not hinge on unemployment rates and growth rates," because "there's something more foundational that's going on here".
What's more, while both foundational quality and language quantity mattered for later language success, foundational quality clearly mattered more.
In that book Griffin's view is more identifiable as foundational pluralism.
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.
– Support-Building: Golds price move over the past five years has been more gradual, while creating stronger foundational levels of support and more solid ownership (i.e. institutions and central banks) in the commodity than in years past.
Yet each of these foundational sources is more ambiguous than we might at first think.
