In The Language Instinct, Pinker developed Noam Chomsky's notion that the basic structures of language are hardwired into the brain.
The basic structures of Dasein are primordial moodness (Befindlichkeit), understanding (Verstehen), and logos (Rede).
Another artist who uses the basic structures of traditional painting is Rodney Sayer, an Indian who lives in Port Alberni, British Columbia.
There even seems to be specific opposition to the attacks on police stations, oil pipelines and electrical stations -- all basic structures of a functioning state.
Someone had to keep the economy and the basic structures of the state from collapsing, and that job fell to the students returning from abroad.
A focus on religious experience is especially important for phenomenologists (thinkers who seek the basic structures of human consciousness) and existentialist philosophers (see phenomenology of religion).
These men and others were responsible for the basic structures of the Danish church that endured until the 16th-century Reformation and, in some measure, beyond.
Despite this upheaval, the basic structures of Christian belief and practice changed little during the first half of the 1th century.
It proved impossible to combine the stimuli of the free market with the basic structures of a planned economy, just as it was unrealistic to infuse democratic elements in the one-party state.
"You need to know how to operate a business in places without the basic structures of commerce," said Joseph Gatt, president of InterCel of Reston, Va., a company that operates wireless networks in Congo, Madagascar and Guinea.
Taking the same basic structures of news parody - treated footage mixed with topical sketches and some oddness from Rowan, the show singularly fails to become more than the sum of its parts.
