The quest for theoretical self-awareness in the empirical sciences has led to interest in methodological and foundational problems as well as to attempts to axiomatize different empirical theories.
Thus, historical and current climate selection pressures appear strong enough to overcome homogenizing effects of gene flow (Gray et al. 2014) within this foundational species, as has been observed in other settings (Gonzalo-Turpin and Hazard 2009).
From a surveying perspective, this work is as foundational to genetics as early cartographical principles are to geography.
(Sturtevant, pg. 47, History of Genetics 1965) From a surveying perspective, this work is as foundational to geneticists as early cartographical principles are to geographers.
One proposed solution to improve drug R&D productivity is to utilize computational modeling and simulation as a foundational platform, as it has been in other high-tech industries.
I can't help but wonder, if leadership were as foundational to our country as the Constitution, if so many people would be as disheartened by the state of our government as they are today.
In his letter to Samuel Ibn Tibbon (the translator of the Guide into Hebrew), Maimonides describes Aristotle's works as foundational, and Averroes as one of the most important commentators on those works.
To be more specific, the nondiscriminatory awareness means that it is the foundational background, as articulated in the foregoing, that is bottomless or is nothing, and as such it does not participate in the discriminatory activity.
It should be clear that cities which rank high on global competitiveness often rank low on one or more basic foundational criteria, as London does on housing.
The Hindu right's attack on such a foundational figure as Nehru signals the reach of its ambition to remake Indian nationalism through a majoritarian narrative.
