Sentence examples for cornerstone concept from inspiring English sources
Trade is a cornerstone concept in economics worldwide.
However, ecological engineering seems to be re-emerging as an academic field and as a cornerstone concept in French ecologists' writings.
In a study that shatters a cornerstone concept in linguistics, an analysis of nearly two-thirds of the world's languages shows that humans tend to use the same sounds for common objects and ideas, no matter what language they're speaking.
Even though the latent period has traditionally been the cornerstone concept representing epileptogenesis, we suggest that the evidence for the existence of a latent period is spotty both for animal models and human epilepsy.
But personalization, my cornerstone concept for Web 3.0, languishes.
One of the finest and most enduring gifts that America provides to the world is the rigorously, though sometimes imperfectly applied cornerstone concept of religious freedom to its residents, and the protection of religious practice and places through both civil and criminal law.
Going back decades to Dungeons & Dragons, one of the cornerstone concepts of a role-playing game has been that players primarily build up their virtual characters through the meticulous accumulation and selection of equipment and skills.
While to be sure, the Hebrew term "yesôd" (literally "foundation") is a cornerstone term and concept in Jewish mysticism, the desire to read Ibn Gabirol Kabbalistically (as a proto-Zoharian) is simply under-supported by the mere fact that he (and his Hebrew translator) use the term "yesôd".
A cornerstone of this concept is enhanced coordination between the agriculture and public health sectors for disease surveillance, detection, and control.
He carried out a series of studies on the subject, the most notable of which was an experiment testing the principle of equivalence (i.e., that the gravitational mass of a body is equal to its inertial mass) that forms the cornerstone of Einstein's concept of gravitation the general theory of relativity.
