Sentence examples for give a foundation from inspiring English sources
This section will give a foundation which will enable the students to approach many different issues which generate from these concepts: historical events, political climates which influenced policy formation, ethics, among others.
Such surveillance data may provide a basis for risk assessment study as well as give a foundation for the establishment of national milk quality standards that currently do not exist in Ethiopia.
He criticized the so called "Dirichlet notion" of arbitrary function and stated that it is possible to give a foundation to the continuum using only computable reals, i.e., reals possessing an explicit "formation law" ("Bildungsgesetz").
"I give a foundation for you to use as a springboard.
What we try to do [with RISC] is give a foundation of first aid on the first couple of days, and then we really try to press every button and distraction that we possibly can [that could happen to journalists while in a combat zone].
And if you were one of the students who managed to understand sheet music but couldn't play or improvise when the sheet music was taken away, I could fill in the gaps and give a foundation to understand what was going on and develop your own voice.
The following review gives a foundation and a suggestion for future studies investigating tumor immunology in lung cancer.
The results gave a foundation for a new concept of modern evaporator for waste heat recovery that supports the fluid pumping in the thermodynamic cycle.
So, every chain (silsila) needs a cause external to it: an extreme the Necessary Existent Principle which is not caused and therefore gives a foundation to the causal chain without being part of it.
It gives a foundation when there is none to be seen and supports our dreams when the evidence is not yet there.
Their presence and characteristics are believed to be just as important for the occurrence of DCS as supersaturation, and has given a foundation for novel approaches to prevent DCS.
