Sentence examples for foundational nature from inspiring English sources
I think what the Nobel committee tried to recognize was the foundational nature of the research.
Dobzhansky's famous statement about the importance of evolution (Dobzhansky 1973) reiterates the foundational nature of this theory in modern biology.
Given their foundational nature, both chapters in this section prove to be valuable introductions to the questions, issues, and concepts at stake in international advertising research.
This lack of method in Scheler is in part due to the foundational nature of the emotional life, his conviction that love is the ground for knowledge – a foundational relation in direct opposition to Husserl.
That is, because of the shaping, foundational nature of basic religious belief, devout proponents of any given religion are capable of (in fact, usually simply find themselves) offering self-consistent responses to almost any challenge to their salvific perspective, no matter how strong or damaging this challenge might seem on the surface.
Hume emphasizes the foundational nature of this project: "There is no question of importance, whose decision is not comprised in the science of man; and there is none, which can be decided with any certainty, before we become acquainted with that science.
Lévi-Strauss, who considered Wagner the "originator of the structural analysis of myth," widened his inquiry to include the incest of the "Ring": the fate of the gods and their progeny is tied to a foundational negotiation between nature and culture, the transition from primitive tribalism to a civilized order.
This course will explore foundational questions about the nature of law, including questions about the relationship between law and morality.
And that is a stepping stone for a whole new set of foundational experiments on the nature of cause and effect.
Beginning with his foundational work on the nature of black holes in the 1960s and 1970s, his ideas have left their mark on generations of physicists and cosmologists.
