For Taylor, otherisation is a process grounded in basic human emotions, our bias towards pleasure and avoidance of pain.
The persistence of these patterns through time is explained, according to Burkert, by the fact that they are grounded in basic human needs above all, the need to survive.
These jeremiads often were grounded in basic business accounting but somehow they missed an enormous transformation of the economy.
Ask 10 Democrats, and you'll get 10 different answers, few if any grounded in basic principles.
The New Yorker, July 26 , 1999 P. 87Briefly noted book review of "Uncommon Grounds" (Basic; $27.50) by Mark Pendergrast... [Pendergrast] organizes the facts [about coffee] skillfully and puts personalities in the perspective of their times.
If these subdimensions can be divided further to the next level of subdimensions, the system will iterate back to step 4 until the subdimensions are the most-grounded basic granularity.
So the autonomy that grounds basic rights and which connects to moral responsibility, as this concept is thought to do, is assigned to persons without essential reference to other people, institutions, or traditions within which they may live and act.
Congress needs to establish basic ground rules for an open Internet, just as common carriage laws did for the phone system.
For students entering a graduate program, Popp says, grounding in basic biology is essential, and degrees in biology, biochemistry, and chemistry are the most useful.
The studio is certainly desperate for players to know that the boots-on-the-ground basics of the series have been retained.
