Sentence examples for foundational capacities from inspiring English sources

The processes of present-day globalization are reliant upon three foundational capacities: technological, organizational, and institutional (Castells 1996).

This is when foundational capacities are laid.

Let me tell the story how he exerted this influence on me, starting with arrival for graduate work at Stanford at the Information Systems Laboratory in 1981 having had an undergrad background at Rice and summer jobs at a company that did empirical modeling using polynomial neural nets (a topic for which Tom had foundational capacity results in his early academic years in the 1960s).

How do you regulate an innovation ecosystem where the only constant is disruptive change, where key operating systems have yet to be deployed and the foundational capacity challenge has scarcely been declared much less resolved?

Job growth in each of these sectors depends upon workers having contemporary IT and business skills, as well as the foundational capacity that will enable them to quickly achieve operational competency in the IT and business skills that are used by a specific employer.

It meant bringing in smart students with the capacity to learn foundational concepts and take high-paying jobs in long-standing companies.

This Perspective is a call to action for academic institutions to play a foundational role in transdisciplinary research capacity building.

As resilience has been shown to be a phenomenon based strongly on learning processes, adult education holds beneficial foundational knowledge to understanding individual coping capacities.

It was a time that demonstrated how much "the capacity to hear is foundational to democracy" (Sember).

Identifying, assessing, and strengthening a central laboratory capacity is a key foundational step for implementing our surveillance tool.

The Ontario Public Health Standards consist of four principles (need, impact, capacity, and partnership/collaboration), one foundational standard with specific areas (population health assessment, surveillance, research and knowledge exchange, and programme evaluation), and 14 programme standards grouped into five programme areas.