Sentence examples for fundamental assertions from inspiring English sources

The information flows described by Fast and Waugaman illustrate not only information exchanges in this sense, but fundamental assertions and negotiations about what kind of information is relevant and where and by whom those decisions are made.

Our religion holds to fundamental assertions, and we understand them as reality-based.

Ethical arguments ensue from one of two fundamental assertions: We are like other animals, or we are different from them.

He hopes to defuse the prevailing "hysteria" by establishing that both sides are correct in at least one fundamental assertion.

In his widely acclaimed doctoral thesis, La Modalité du jugement (1897; Sorbonne), Brunschvicg set down his fundamental assertion that knowledge creates the only world we know.

Keizer's fundamental assertion, that privacy is "important and worthy of preservation for the simple reason that human beings are important and worthy of preservation," is timely and profound.

Recession-era supply episodes like these are important to identify, because they can prove or reject Keynesians' fundamental assertion (so far unproven) that supply does not matter during a recession or a "liquidity trap" such as we've experienced since the recession began.

The following lemma lists a fundamental assertion with respect to the LQP regularization, which was proved in [17].

For example, some people may be better endowed and therefore could live to a ripe old age, while others with a poorer endowment may die prematurely; but this does not detract from the fundamental assertion that they share the same inherent de, which defines their nature.

Those two facts challenge a fundamental assertion among supporters of incarceration, who hold that higher imprisonment rates correlate with lower crime rates, a new Pew report points out.

And that is, again: This whole "controversy" has confirmed Wright's fundamental assertion that our culture is still deeply afflicted by bigotry.