Core theory of capital markets and corporate finance.
In short, a candidate should never betray the core theory of his campaign, or head down a road that leads to that betrayal.
As social workers, we have relied on home visits as integral to working from an ecological perspective, that is, always remaining mindful of the fit between the person and his environment, a core theory of our profession.
For example, the core theory of mainstream economics, the neoclassical model, argues that agents always act with perfect rationality to maximize their 'utility' (for example, profit), based on complete information about the state of the market as a whole.
Students will articulate core theory of each side of each case in opening and closing argument; will present and examine witnesses; will engage the strategic and entrepreneurial aspects of developing a workable, educationally useful, entertaining, and perhaps practical dispute resolution format in a new and exceedingly interesting medium.
This generates a contradiction between the core theory of the IoT.
Another strategy drawing on considerations outside the Deduction itself is to appeal to Kant's theory of aesthetic ideas (see Section 2.6), which is ostensibly part of his theory of art, rather than his core theory of taste.
Turner is a little more cautious and argues that actual programming languages, while often too complex to be explored as mathematical theories, contain a core theory of computation which may be conservatively extended to the full language.
Evolution is the core theory of the biological sciences, and as such, evolutionary biology makes important contributions to other fields of biology, such as developmental biology, physiology, and ecology.
