Sentence examples for basis and framework from inspiring English sources

They were all formulated within nonmystical Judaism and served as the basis and framework for the setting and solution of problems in the various forms of Jewish mysticism.

In forest management, simplified conceptual models can lead to "knowledge lock-ins", where outdated views of intrinsic forest structure and dynamics are used as a basis and framework of management actions (Moen et al. 2014).

The theoretical basis and framework of the Learning nests' approach for the structured educational intervention [ 14, 42].

While there are already a number of important efforts to establish theoretical basis and frameworks for linking DRM and SD see for example Becker (2014) and Nyberg et al. (2014 the NRM framework would contribute to the DRM field in two main ways: its ability to systematically and explicitly relate DRM practices to the theoretical and ambiguous SD concept, and its procedural approach to SD.

The work of [ 6], with their single-day tracking of several hundred high-school students, forms a particularly important basis and methodological framework for the integration of micro-contact data and disease simulation models.

The commissioned feasibility study provided the project with a well-informed basis and a credible framework for discussions with manufacturers.

Y Φ can be described by the generalised reference tissue model embedded in a basis function framework and solved by the method of basis pursuit denoising [20] as follows.

The existing theory contains research gaps which, once identified within the existing theory, lead accordingly to assumed relationships which are the basis for framework and propositions to be matched by empirical data.

If the bill can grapple with the fundamentals - a sound economic basis and a consistent regulatory framework across the entire sector that encourages creativity - then the intangibles will surely follow.

To overcome this bias, the concept of cognitive justice is proposed and, on this basis, a framework suggested to guide the design of information systems based on a principle of the equal validity of all knowledges.

(i) Nonlinear problems: the reduced basis framework and related model reduction approaches are well developed for linear parametrized partial differential equations.