Sentence examples for foundational assumptions from inspiring English sources

We revisit social ecology's historical origins and foundational assumptions.

His recent work focuses on the foundational assumptions of economics and how these assumptions make community invisible to economists.

Frigg R, Smith AA and Stainforth DA (2015) An assessment of the foundational assumptions in high-resolution climate projections: The case of UKCP09.

Yet I would argue that the underlying principles of active listening critical engagement with aurally received information challenge the foundational assumptions for such a binary.

The genius of this emphasis on foundational assumptions is that if you can dismiss your opponent's first principles, if you can accuse him of denying humanity's "natural purpose," you can claim to win the debate without ever considering the content of his argument.

Moreover, theoretical studies suggest that foundational assumptions of the IDH are logically flawed and should be replaced by models in which species have negative frequency-dependent growth rates or by models in which both the frequency and intensity of disturbance can interact to affect species-specific growth rates.

Its foundational assumption is that both intellectual and action-oriented involvement create social and political bonds in a community.

Opportunism, a foundational assumption of many economic theories that claims human beings are generally self-interested and will take advantage of others when possible.

In this chapter, we first describe the foundational assumption of IET: that the experience of intergroup emotions depends upon group membership and the pervasive normative processes that group membership entails.

A foundational assumption is that if young readers are exposed to original scientific research presented in accessible manner, they will develop a better understanding of the scientific method and process.

The ongoing design and implementation of international protected area management systems in general, and the one described in this paper, continue to be based on a foundational assumption of a lack of community capacity for governance of the resources on which they depend, the "deficit" model.