Foundations of mathematics, the study of the logical and philosophical basis of mathematics, including whether the axioms of a given system ensure its completeness and its consistency.
A basin-wide baseline for oil shale and water resource data is the foundation of the study.
The theoretical foundation of the study hinges on Grossman [12] who asserted that economic disposition of an individual is critical to affordability of health consumption.
The foundation of the study of traffic network problems goes back to Wardrop [34], who stated the basic equilibrium principle in 1952.
Germplasm resources play crucial roles in genetics, evolution and breeding, by forming the physical foundation of the study of genetic diversity [1] [3], fueling much evolutionary research [4] [6] and providing the raw material for breeders to produce new cultivars or to further improve the existing ones, due to the existence of many valuable genes in genetic resources [7] [9].
The rationale for including expression of additional novel nonpeptidergic nociceptor-specific genes for the phenotypic analysis of NGF and Runx1 mutants is to evaluate the extent to which NGF and Runx1 coregulate nonpeptidergic specific gene expression, a key test of the relationship between NGF and Runx1, which is the foundation of the study.
In fact, it is the work of Wesley C. Mitchell and Arthur F. Burns (1946) which laid the foundations for the study of the business cycle at the NBER.
It was Walras [5] who, in 1874, laid the foundations for the study of the general equilibrium theory, providing a succession of models, each taking into account more aspects of a real economy.
Its mechanics were worked out in the 19th century and provided foundations for the study of locomotion.
He helped to lay the foundations for the study of comparative musical folklore in Hungary and published several important book-length studies of Hungarian and Romanian folk music.
