The association, which has been working with the foundation for about four years, helped spearhead the project.
Readers exorcise their skepticism through the reactions of the interviewer; meanwhile, tactile evocations of the rainforest and emphatic, metaphysically inclined discussions of goalkeeping strategy emerge as foundations for metaphors about life on a threatened earth.
Drawers, undies, bloomers, knickers, chonies, butt-huggers, skivvies, unmentionables: Whatever you call them, undergarments have literally been the foundation of our wardrobes for about as long as we've been wearing them.
In explicitly articulating the purpose of the review, including its intended audience(s), reviewers build the essential foundations for subsequent deliberations about the review question(s) and scope, and for making decisions about the relevance of individual papers and specific bodies of work.
Once that was said they set the foundations for serious thinking about investment for those who stayed.
These neurobiological details and their philosophical implications open novel questions for the philosophy of perception and for the appropriate foundations for naturalistic projects about intentionality.
Interrogating scarcity can therefore provide factual foundations for prescriptive statements about global justice that apply to local situations.
To provide explicit logical foundations for the discussion about the inadequacies of retrieval measures, this article also articulated a Principle of Fidelity: a retrieval measure should faithfully reflect the actual usage of the retrieval list.
The festival's cost, $1.1 million, was covered by corporate donors and foundations, except for about $155,000 made up by ticket sales.
Disbelief about the present is not the best foundation for predictions about the future.
