"He was a foundational force," said Arthur P. Arnold, a UCLA scientist who researched birdsong under Marler at Rockefeller University.
That, says Uri Hershberg, professor at the Drexel University College of Medicine in Philadelphia, is exciting because it addresses a foundational force in the evolution of life.
For example, CIOs can leverage Tech Trends to help engage boards on how the convergence of new technologies and foundational technology forces are enabling organizations to drive disruption while maintaining operational integrity.
Consequently, corporate America (especially fossil fuels corporations worried about restrictions on their products) and the U.S. conservative movement (for which opposition to governmental regulations is foundational) joined forces in attacking the scientific evidence for AGW and thus the necessity of reducing carbon emissions the goal of the Kyoto Protocol.
Focusing on the nature of foundational violence, war, and existential crises, eighteenth-century thinkers understood law and constitutional order not as constraints on political power but as the logical implication of that primordial force.
The third and final foundational element of special forces is their specialized equipment.
If Marx's opus Capital provided the foundational account of the forces of production in all of their objective, machine formats, what happens when the concepts of political economy are applied not to dead labor, but to its living counterpart, the human subject?
Booker went on to make a case for love as a foundational American value, the force that binds atomized individuals into a more formidable collective.
It's simple yet so foundational: Get up early, force yourself beyond your comfort zone and work hard.
Giacconi was the driving force behind foundational facilities that have allowed space scientists in his generation and beyond to push the boundaries of their field, says fellow Hopkins physicist and Nobel laureate Adam Riess.
