Sentence examples for basic foundations of from inspiring English sources
Likewise, China was never going to get any form of control over the basic foundations of the internet.
This chapter introduces the basic foundations of computer architecture in general and for high performance computer systems in particular.
Although the French Revolution (1789) challenged the basic foundations of the ancien régime, it reinforced one of its hallmarks, diplomatic inviolability.
The "breed & burn" mode can emphasize the in situ generation as well as incineration of 233U, which are the basic foundations of the once-through thorium fuel cycle.
Even serious objections to the lack of rigour in Sir Isaac Newton's notion of fluxions (derivatives) in the calculus, raised by the Anglo-Irish empiricist George Berkeley (among others), did not call into question the basic foundations of mathematics.
"This action would undermine basic foundations of the energy market – legislating away the powers of state governments, the role of the courts and the right to correct regulatory errors".
The Geneva Conventions, the basic foundation of international law, do not provide a definition.
"Security is the most basic foundation of the individual," the Swedish minister of social affairs explained, in 1967.
The flow of nutrients and metabolites between the symbionts is the basic foundation of the symbiotic system.
The knowledge that it was practiced by my country has ruptured a basic foundation of my faith in America.
The abundant resources, visuals and videos on The Learning Network helped to recall and establish a basic foundation of knowledge of 9/11.
