Perhaps the secret of success lies not just in the store's open spaces, diverse customers and staff members who speak 40 languages, but in the basic tenets of equality brought in by a founder who was never hidebound by Britain's suffocating class system.
But the basic tenet underpinning Web 2.0 that the Internet has gotten more interactive, less static and "read only"–is undeniably true.
Google's messaging strategy may still seem chaotic to many, but the basic tenet of how it wants the public to think about Hangouts, Hangouts Meet, Hangouts Chat, Allo and Duo is that Allo/Duo are for consumers and Hangouts Meet/Chat are for business users.
But some of the basic tenets of modern science and of Einstein's theory are at stake in the "firewall paradox," as it is known.
Designed as a table tennis simulation, Pong was severely limited by most standards — for instance, there was no net to come into play — but Pong took the basic tenets of tennis and ping pong and made them available to the masses as an arcade game.
"It's not that we're predicting that American democracy is in mortal peril, but some of the basic tenets of a liberal democracy that we all take for granted, like separation of powers, a free press, the validity of elections, are all of a sudden under some challenge," he says.
Just as important is the birth of a new concept of what is being delivered".Competency-based education" sounds tedious but reverses most of the basic tenets of academic teaching.
The Congressional watchdogs said that not only should Goldman not have gotten paid a hundred percent of their bets by the American taxpayer but that doing so " undermin[ed] the basic tenets of capitalism" and had a "poisonous effect on the marketplace".
In that time, the makeup of couples and families has changed drastically the series includes sessions with gay, lesbian, trans, and polyamorous couples but the basic tenets of her trade have stayed the same.
