These findings became foundational to our view of trauma and its effects.
In his talk, Snowden focused on advocating for encryption and other cybersecurity measures to become foundational to the architecture of the internet and to connected devices, as well as urging sustained political activism around privacy measures.
It's also about the bluntness of G.D.P. as a measurement tool (it fails to capture "the liberation of women, who previously had to perform the Monday ritual curse of laundry done by scrubbing on a wash board") and the grand and perhaps unsustainable narrative of material progress that has become foundational to the "American dream".
The ruling became foundational to Sen. Bernie Sanders donor-driven, anti-PAC presidential run, which has now been copied by many in the party — especially those eyeing the White House.
We also studied the 11percenttoto identify what they were doing well and what we learned became foundational to our work.
If sex becomes foundational according to the possibility that the reviewer recognizes, then at the same time these epistatic effects on mutation become foundational, because they are the ones that underlie this hypothesis on sex in the first place.
What becomes foundational therefore in Derrida is this "as": origin as the heterogeneous "as".
Once available, these tools can become foundational for better informing patients and families about prognosis, improving diagnostic testing, and directing treatments to those who most benefit.
Just as Flash innovated on the turntables, his M.C.'s pioneered much of what would become foundational in rap, earning them a place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
The core of Sand's historical case is that the whole story is a myth: a very elaborate fiction, supported by hordes of eminent scholars, which became foundational and essential for the state of Israel, but mostly a very recent fabrication without much evidence.
