The resulting fixpoint semantics constitutes a suitable foundation for the system implementation.
A new phase in the development of the concept of number began, involving a systematization and search for adequate foundations for the various systems.
These efforts gave birth to the social stigma of child care as assistance to less competent parents, opening the door to a two tiered system of child care and early education, which laid the foundation for the fragmented system found today.
The funds will set up a foundation for the school system and the City's Mayor, Cory Booker, will gain increased control of the State-run system.
As historian Patricia Ebrey states of the Song period scholar-officials: Nevertheless, the Sui and Tang dynasties institutionalized and set the foundations for the civil service system and the new elite class of exam-drafted scholar-officials.
Mr. Gorbachev, he wrote, "gave the nation its political freedom" and "opened it up to the world," while Mr. Yeltsin, as president of Russia, "destroyed the Soviet Union, the Soviets, Socialism -- and laid the foundation for the capitalist system".
By the mid-13th century, individual symbols were devised for as many as four time values; these eventually provided the basis for more flexible, varied rhythmic notation and laid the foundation for the modern system.
In the 1870s his interest turned to the study of landforms, and the publication of "The Rivers and Valleys of Pennsylvania" (1889) laid the foundation for the Davisian system of landscape analysis, perhaps his most significant contribution to physical geography.
In order to evaluate the coupling between the many processes that control AMD generation rates we examine the physical and chemical processes that are the foundation for the biogeochemical system.
