Sentence examples for foundation to construct from inspiring English sources

The primary motivation is 1) to provide an updated tool to browse the MDSplus data beyond existing dwscope/jScope and 2) to realize a universal foundation to construct interface tools to perform computer modeling from experimental data.

These answers are vitally important for the process because they propel your efforts, and will become the foundation to construct your life upon.

Patterns and, in particular, association rules can be used as a foundation to construct a classifier.

Through multiple iterations this framework provided the foundation to construct the survey questions which were then compared with existing tools measuring patient attitudes on the topic.

Moreover, as the third volume in his Byron trilogy – stories about stories that are about the Romantic poet – this novel has been thoroughly prepared for in the way of historical and factual writing to provide a reliably familiar foundation upon which to construct a work of fancy.

For years, advocates of budget austerity such as the billionaire Peter G. Peterson and his eponymous foundation have sought to construct an alliance of the beneficiaries of discretionary programs advocates for children, education, health research, etc. to argue that their priorities are threatened by an "entitlement crisis".

The U.S. National Science Board (NSB), the policymaking body of the National Science Foundation (NSF), has given a green light to the foundation's plan to construct the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST): an 8.36-meter-wide instrument to be built in Chile.

Using the binding data for these four transcription factors as a foundation, we sought to construct the transcriptional networks governing neural stem cell self-renewal and differentiation.

The virtual, comparative map of the mink genome provides the foundation from which to construct a mapping tool for the identification of genes underlying economically important traits.

A later design for the foundation, to be constructed by Bauer in 2013, calls for 270 bored piles up to 110 m deep which have to be installed into the difficult ground conditions.

With the Spanish king removed and with him the ultimate source of political legitimacy Creole elites had to find new foundations on which to construct systems of governance that their compatriots would accept and respect.