Sue Decker: A foundational tenet of AMP is that it is built on the exchange, any ad network that is open will have full participation in the exchange.
For Carnap, as for Reichenbach, the choice of framework or coordinating definitions was conventional, a matter of convenience or heuristic fertility, whereas for committed Kuhnian normal scientists the foundational tenets of their paradigm are deep truths about the world, principles not subject to empirical test.
Irene Chang Britt: One of the foundational tenets of good governance is to have a well-curated board, with a thoughtful variety of specific skills and backgrounds, designed to accelerate the path to the strategy of the future.
A foundational tenet of our work is that writing is a powerful way to uncover student thinking.
One foundational tenet of rave culture is that the spaces we party in are "temporary autonomous zones," where marginalized misfits can escape from oppression.
Unsurprisingly, many contributors mine Derrida's Archive Fever, though an equal number advance the foundational tenets of performance studies associated with Peggy Phelan, Rebecca Schneider, and Diana Taylor.
The course features selective readings in classics of Confucian, Daoist, and Buddhist texts that present the foundational tenets of Asian thought.
A new volume explores the origins and history of seven foundational tenets of statistical science.
Facebook is not just spending big on lobbying lawmakers (and it sure is doing that), it's using technology and the brute force of its platform to pound on and roll over the rule of law by deforming foundational tenets of society.
Secularism was a foundational tenet of Bangladesh's 1971 constitution.
It's even more difficult to maintain the separation of banking from commerce — which is still the foundational tenet of United States bank regulation — in the face of banks' extensive private equity operations.
