Stopped pipes can be particularly foundational in tone, and they favour the odd-numbered at the expense of the even-numbered partials.
It can be a foundational tool to assess the current state, plot the target state, and leverage the capabilities to evolve to the desired target state.
This means that psychology can be a foundational human science only if it is conceived as being primarily descriptive.
H. Tristram Engelhardt, Jr. has argued forcefully, if not entirely convincingly, that there is quite simply no canonical articulation or ordering of values in the secular, public square, and thus that there can be no foundational public bioethics based upon content-full conceptions of things like dignity, equality, or liberty (1996).
I'm not an economist but… I know absolute advantage and comparative advantage can be used as foundational concepts to support international trade.
However, before this can be described, another foundational principle of LRE quantification must first be implemented.
The second is Bhāvavevika's non-foundationalist ontological argument which demonstrates all phenomena, including the atoms, are ultimately non-foundational, for ultimately there is nothing that can be taken as the foundational entity (dravya) or intrinsically real since the ultimate analysis reveals that all phenomena are composed of the atomic particles that are themselves composites.
In the case of terrorism, however, it can be argued that the foundational principles of a free and democratic society take precedence over a principle protecting a particular administration and political institution.
We propose that VEL can be used as a foundational interlingua for comparing and interfacing different AI languages and illustrate this by considering how Situation Calculus and Event Calculus can be represented within VEL.
