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.
In recent years, LD has been exploited to the extent that it has become the cornerstone concept for research in genetic epidemiology of complex diseases, since it allows indirect association mapping, as implemented in the recent flurry of genomewide association studies [ 14].
But personalization, my cornerstone concept for Web 3.0, languishes.
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.
The common action of drugs of abuse to stimulate mesolimbic dopamine transmission is a cornerstone of the modern concept of the brain reward system.
The latter heading arguably include the notions of limit/colimit; in turn, these are special cases of what is certainly the cornerstone of category theory, the concept of adjoint functors, first defined by Daniel Kan in 1956 and published in 1958.
The analytical cornerstone of our investigation is the concept of M-matrices.
President Hu Jintao of China has made the Confucian concept of a harmonious society a cornerstone of his ruling ideology.
Educational organizations supporting the legitimacy of the concept of biological evolution as a cornerstone of the science of biology include: [long list omitted].
The concept of the journal as the cornerstone of the scientific enterprise has evolved as new media technologies have become available.
