We need to teach those foundational things, the difference between roast and braise, how to cook a stalk of broccoli without turning it into mush".
But there is a difference between coding foundational technology and front-end development — and the divide is growing.
Many "Europeans" came to believe that beneath their many formidable differences there was a foundational commonality through shared raciality and other constitutive virtues that was definitive of their anthropological and historical superiority as harbingers of a theologically and philosophically sanctioned destiny to achieve global predominance.
Both the foundational status and the inevitability of sexual difference became a key point of contention between sexual difference theorists and the post-structuralist theorists influenced by Foucault and Derrida.
In its place, other kinds of losses suddenly seemed imminent: of civil rights, personal safety, financial security, the foundational American values of respect for dissent and difference, the institutions and protections of democracy.
Schulz also extends her gaze to the recent loss, for so many of us, of the Presidential election, which has brought with it a trail of imminent collateral losses: "civil rights, personal safety, financial security, the foundational American values of respect for dissent and difference, the institutions and protections of democracy".
A foundational issue to is describe exactly what the difference between the two consists in.
Individual differences were examined in the use of foundational science-relevant concepts and skills within children's responses (California Department of Education, 2012), as well as in the child's tendency to ask questions (i.e., inquisitiveness) in a second open-ended task.
Pathways involved in inorganic sulfur, hydrogen, and nitrogen metabolisms are distributed unevenly amongst species, suggesting key differences in energy metabolism that may be foundational to niche differentiation.
