Sentence examples for foundations of a general from inspiring English sources

In his book on sets, Grundlagen einer allgemeinen Mannigfaltigkeitslehre ("Foundations of a General Theory of Aggregates"), Cantor in 1883 allied his theory with Platonic metaphysics.

During World War I, when Leśniewski lived in Moscow, he completed "Foundations of a General Theory of Sets I" (1916).

The fifth paper in this series, "Grundlagen einer allgemeinen Mannigfaltigkeitslehre" ("Foundations of a General Theory of Aggregates"), published in 1883, was the most important of the six and was also published as a separate monograph.

"But beneath a dense ground cover of details, he has laid the foundations of a large general theory" of how emotions work, Mr. Ree wrote.

The idea that algorithmic complexity theory is a foundation for a general theory of artificial intelligence (and theory of knowledge) has already been suggested by Solomonoff (1997) and Chaitin (1987).

And since helping to lay the foundation for a general theory of markets with asymmetric information, professor Spence has gone on to teach at the Harvard and Stanford in both their economics departments and at their business school.

These experts were district managers of the HHC organization, a medical officer, a senior staff member of the community, a sports consultant, a manager of a social work foundation and a general practitioner.

7, +4) was ranked as one of the most important statements, which respondents explained by stating that everyone who needs care should be able to receive it, in terms not only of a patient's physical ability to get to the hospital, but also of a general foundation in society: "There was a time when a person did not have insurance, sometimes the hospital would turn them away.

Complementing his interest in the foundations of general relativity and, more generally, of physics, Ehlers researched the history of physics.

Note that properties of Green's functions are studied in the book [1], where foundations of the general theory of functional differential equations are established.

The National 4 is the equivalent of a general in a Standard Grade whereas National 3 compares to foundation level.