Sentence examples for basic premise of our from inspiring English sources

I see a tremendous shift away from the basic premise of our democracy, the openness that we insist on in the government.

The basic premise of our proposal is that by combining the large volume of uncontracted resources with small clusters of dedicated resources, we can dramatically reduce the amount of dedicated resources while the goodput provided by the overall system remains at a high level.

"A basic premise of our society is that elected officials will not exchange their votes for monetary gain and that's what Mr. Calderon did".

The basic premise of our model reduction approach is similar to the one of quasi steady state approximation (QSSA).

A basic premise of our understanding of the origins of child and adolescent psychopathology is that both genes and the environment are crucially and equally important.

The labeled peptides from the comparator samples are then combined in equal amounts and analyzed by MS. Thus, the basic premise of our analysis was that most proteins would be unchanged between T0 and T12 and would have reporter ion ratios of approximately 1 for their component peptides.

"One of the basic premises of our theory is that the future belongs to creativity.

It is the basic premise of how our digits work".

The basic premise of grounded (for our purposes we will interchangeably use the terms grounded, embodied, and situated cognition, but see Barsalou, 2008, for a discussion of some important differences) theories of cognition is that the brain, body, and environment comprise a single, dynamic system.

The basic premise of psychoanalysis, after all, is that our lives are ruled by unconscious forces, which speak to us only indirectly: through symbols in dreams, "accidental" slips of the tongue, or through what infuriates us about others, which is a clue to what we can't face in ourselves.

As Mr. Kerr repeated several times during our instruction, the basic premise of firing a shotgun is pointing, not aiming.