Sentence examples for foundation of all of from inspiring English sources

Born in Waco, Texas, he originally trained as an architect and that understanding of light, space and structure is the conceptual foundation of all of his work.

Variation is the foundation of all of statistics and an underlying feature of all measurement.

The logical foundation of all of them is the Intersection Logic IL.

"We quoted Bill Bowerman — he believed fit was the foundation of all of it.

MathML is capable of expressing the mathematical foundation of all of the physical science covered in this issue.

The foundation of all of this is the company's open-source tools, which have now been downloaded more than 22 million times.

In an 1866 lecture at the Royal Military Academy in London he announced that he had made "a dreadful discovery" that "war is the foundation of all the arts, as well as the foundation of all the high virtues and faculties of men".

Hume's placing the science of man at the foundation of all the sciences both exemplifies the privilege afforded to "mankind's study of man" within the Enlightenment and provides an interpretation of it.

"The Jewish people have laid the foundations of all of those things.

Actually, he charged, it should be the foundation for all of the sciences of the spirit.

Yet whether data are used to evaluate new or existing environmental agents, contaminated sites, or potential environmental contributors to disease, or to compare relative risks (NRC 2007), acceptance of the scientific foundation for all of these efforts remains critical and is strengthened by a robust engagement of the broader scientific community.