Sentence examples for basic content of from inspiring English sources
Although not identical, the basic content of the ADASP and CAP guidelines are similar.
"Through all of the frenzied debate of the past week," the statement read, "the basic content of the '60 Minutes' Wednesday report has not been substantially challenged".
He said the online support that some publishers provide with textbooks is itself costly to produce, as is the basic content of text books and their updating.
Vladimir Putin wrote the "basic content" of an op-ed warning against US military intervention in Syria that appeared under his name in the New York Times, although his assistants then fleshed out the text, the Russian president's spokesman has told the Guardian.
This paper first introduces the main viewpoint and basic content of the RSM, and then proposes a four-step method for designing the logical-level resource spaces: resource analysis, top-down resource partition, design two-dimensional resource spaces, and join between resource spaces.
Tacit consent is indeed a watering down of the concept of consent, but Locke can do this because the basic content of what governments are to be like is set by natural law and not by consent.
In this chapter, principles and classifications of active intelligent control systems are introduced firstly, and basic contents of the active mass control system and active tendon control system, including the basic principles, the mathematical model, structural analysis, and engineering examples are presented.
The basic contents of these teachings were rooted in the premises of pragmatic and utilitarian ethics.
The basic contents of traditional distribution network planning are presented in Fig. 2 and Fig. 3 where the extended parts of ADS planning are also included.
"The Form of Case-filing Approval" is filed by a case-filing judge and clearly mentions a plaintiff, the basic contents of an appeal, comments regarding the examination process, and the comments regarding its approval by leaders in the case-filing office.
He walks readers book by book through the basic content and issues of the New Testament.
