Meltzoff and colleagues argued that "like-me" detection, which can be regarded as a kind of conspecific recognition, might function as a foundation of social cognition [11] [13].
These conditions would function as a foundation for all experience.
The capabilities list, she argues, can be shared by citizens holding a wide variety of comprehensive conceptions of the good life, and thus should be able to function as a foundation for a political liberalism (Nussbaum 2000b, 76 fn38).
Education Executive function is a foundation of learning and therefore ADHD can effect all of academics, including reading, writing and math.
It serves as a foundation of our algorithm presented later on.
Locke describes pluralism as a functional base, one that can function as a foundation from which to achieve a rapprochement of conflicting values.
A coral reef is a large construction project, and while most of the work of reef building is done by the corals themselves (with some help from algae), researchers from the European Oceanological Observatory and an Australian science film company have discovered that a certain marine worm may function as a foundation subcontractor, moving small colonies of coral around and sticking them to rocks.
As a result their functions are, therefore, considered a foundation of life.
The Poetry Foundation functions as an operating foundation, spending most of its money on its own activities rather than on grants.
Once this is recognized, Bradley goes on to argue, one sees that a related term A is really made up of two parts, one functioning as the foundation of the relation, A1, and the other determined by it, A2.
