The Mayflower Compact, which the settlers signed and which is considered a foundational text of American democracy, contains a line that Christian conservatives like to point to in making the case that America is a Christian nation: the Pilgrims' undertaking, the document proclaims, was "for the glory of God and advancement of the Christian faith".
The animate-inanimate distinction is considered a foundational one, because it arises early in infancy, is cross-culturally uniform, and is critical for causal interpretations of actions and events [17] [18].
Almost everywhere, it is considered a key human right and a foundational building block for democracy.
Yet European and American history are so strongly marked by efforts to control speech that the persecution of rebellious thought must be considered among the foundational buttresses of these societies.
"Her work will be considered 'classic' or foundational, something every graduate student wants to achieve but only very unique individuals are able to accomplish," Barnes says.
In (Wallace 2006) unitarily inequivalent representations are not considered a foundational problem for QFT, while in (Ruetsche 2003) and (Kronz and Lupher 2005) unitarily inequivalent representations are considered physically significant.
His first book, "Language and Communication" (1951), is widely considered a foundational work in psycholinguistics, the study of how people learn, use and invent language.
His history of the early years of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court is still considered a foundational work on the subject.
Many approaches have been used in the literature for robust clustering, and the k-means algorithm (MacQueen 1967) can be considered as one of the most foundational methods.
Such phenomena may be considered fertile ground for growth of a toddler's abstract thinking, because they draw upon the toddler's foundational historical experiences and personal awareness.
