Another conclusion obtained by Matthews (2004) was that "There has been a clear failure by science educators to identity foundational positivism and separate it from tabloid or vulgar positivism".
As a child, Linklater attended Unitarian services with his father, and he thinks it's strange that there's never been a truly great cinematic history of a movement so foundational to modern American identity.
But perhaps more importantly, Suárez embodies some of the key attributes of Uruguay's foundational character and footballing identity.
This article develops theoretical understanding of the involvement of wealthy entrepreneurs in socially transformative projects by offering a foundational theory of philanthropic identity narratives.
First, in the pre-paradigmatic field where entrepreneurship intersects with philanthropy (Nicholls, 2006; Taylor et al., 2014), our article develops theoretical and empirical understanding of the involvement of wealthy entrepreneurs in socially transformative projects by offering a foundational theory of philanthropic identity narratives (Dees, 1998; Dees and Anderson, 2006; Taylor et al., 2014).
His message laid out what he considered to be foundational elements of Roman Catholic identity.
Albertans are highly sensitive to others telling them what to do, especially when it involves the already wounded industry that accounts for one-quarter of its GDP and serves as a foundational part of its cultural identity.
This is, of course, the foundational ambiguity of Judaism and Jewish identity: the idea of chosenness, of exceptionalism, of the treasure that is a curse, the blessing that is a burden, of the setting apart that may presage redemption or extermination.
Perhaps more importantly, UboundID also gives Ping its own identity data store, a foundational piece for its identity platform.
African Americans throughout the United States had become united in the struggle to preserve freedom, liberty and justice for all as the foundational pillars of our Nation's identity.
