Sentence examples for foundational difficulties from inspiring English sources
This solution-concept-driven perspective on games faces many foundational difficulties, which we do not survey here.
The concordat as a document provides mutually agreed foundational principles which can be revisited when difficulties arise.
Not surprisingly, the highest percentage of DV conceptual difficulties were elicited by questions targeting foundational developmental biology concepts (FC).
Re "Thinking Clearly About Personality Disorders" (Nov. 27): From a psychoanalytic perspective, one is always working clinically with the vagaries of personality that lead to patients' difficulties in living, and are often a foundational element of the symptoms of anxiety and depression that many people seek to ameliorate.
When symptoms are not considered severe, Hispanic parents usually attribute communication difficulties to personality or immaturity, inadvertently destroying any foundational building blocks their child needs to learn in today's classroom.
Still, difficulties with tree construction extend beyond technical aspects to the foundational basis of what trees represent.
The foundationalist view of moral intuitions held by McMahan (2000) and perhaps other recent theorists who draw extensively on moral intuitions in their work in substantive ethics also demands some story about their reliability and so does not avoid this difficulty, even if the view also allows for defeasibility of some of the foundational intuitions.
For example, many students lack the foundational knowledge of developmental biology, genetics, and molecular biology, with the result that both novice and advanced undergraduates face conceptual difficulties in understanding evo-devo (Hiatt et al., 2013).
I want foundational health.
"RISC was foundational," Andreessen says.
