By comparison with the ancient, foundational writings, Neo-Confucian political philosophy was far more concerned with the project of ensuring that the ruler understood the benefits of self-cultivation.
In the final section of this entry we shall consider the foundational pluralist claim that complexities in value comparison are so deep as to sometimes result in incomparabilities.
Their opening sets on Tuesday night, which I caught one after the other, created a handy opportunity for comparison, highlighting the clear distinctions — tactical, foundational, maybe ideological — between them.
Especially for cluster 4, which is significantly enriched for probesets annotated as human immune response genes, these data provide foundational information that can be used for human-pig comparisons at several levels.
Instantiation has also been linked to the notion of abstraction: both in Halliday's (1961) foundational work, but more explicitly, Matthiessen (2012: 450) makes the connection in a comparison of SFL with Fairclough's Critical Discourse Analysis.
The specific qualities of Bourdieu's Kantianism and its consequences for his interpretation of working-class culture are highlighted by comparison with alternative deployments of Kantian categories in earlier anthropological inquiries and the foundational formulations of British cultural studies.
Based on these comparisons, the B. cucurbitae transcriptome presented here is of high quality, and should serve as a foundational resource to promote molecular and biochemical research on this important pest species.
Instead, our findings are consistent with the view that disturbances in foundational spatiotemporal cognitive functions contribute to the development of atypical representations and processes in the domains of basic magnitude comparison and simple numerical enumeration.
I want foundational health.
"RISC was foundational," Andreessen says.
