Sentence examples for foundational to how from inspiring English sources

Cambridge-based IQ Capital is raising £125 million ($165 million) that it will use specifically to back UK startups that are building "deep tech" — the layer of research and development, and potentially commercialised technology, that is considered foundational to how a lot of technology will work in the years and decades to come.

Returning from a recent trip to China, one can only marvel at the degree to which these aspects of traditional thought remain foundational to how China, and much of East Asia for that matter, understands the world and the place of the individual within it.

Transitional experiences are foundational to how people learn [ 11].

Foundational to the argument is how projects which seek to empower actors to manage their resources, produce realignments of power and knowledge that then shape who is invested in what manner in adaptation.

And he adds: "The profit motive, commercialism, public relations, marketing, and advertising -- all defining features of contemporary corporate capitalism -- are foundational to any assessment of how the Internet has developed and is likely to develop".

Professional biologists already understand how evolution is foundational to biological explanation and so do not always make it explicit.

Environmentalists could fight for a constitutional amendment to make a safe and sustainable environment a fundamental right, demonstrating how it is foundational to all other rights.

Such views are, ultimately, foundational to continued and autonomous learning namely, learning how to learn.

Foundational to this theory is the concept that understanding how knowledge and skills can be applied is as important as learning the knowledge and skills itself.

How she turns makes public the private is foundational to our current use of photography.

"He was foundational to me.