Sentence examples for is also foundational from inspiring English sources
Cartesian philosophy is also foundational for the Enlightenment through igniting various controversies in the latter decades of the seventeenth century that provide the context of intellectual tumult out of which the Enlightenment springs.
The rationalist metaphysics of Leibniz (1646 1716) is also foundational for the Enlightenment, particularly the German Enlightenment (die Aufklärung), which is founded to a great extent on the Leibnizean rationalist system of Christian Wolff (1679 1754).
Understanding views towards mental health is also foundational to delivering effective intervention.
What is surreptitious in the American psyche is also foundational--slavery, religious intolerance, xenophobia, so present are these building blocks of our national DNA we're caught repressing them, then admitting their corrosive effects when they flash on the giant outdoor movie screen of our political theater.
These skills are also foundational to emerging executive functioning skills that, too, are essential for learning (Thompson 2009).
Engineering of the translational apparatus is also a key foundational technology in synthetic biology, with possible applications to metabolic pathway reconstruction, design of antimicrobial resistance, cancer therapeutics, and other areas.
"There is also the overarching depth and foundational support of doing your business with a company that you know isn't going away.
To have any foundational significance it is also required that one can give a constructive argument for transfinite induction up to αT.
Āryadeva's work Catuḥśatakaṣāstrakārikā (Four Hundred Verses) is also considered as one of the foundational texts delineating Madhyamaka's theory of the two truths.
Dedekind's more foundational work in mathematics is also widely known, at least in parts.
It worries me because they are also missing out on the foundational tales that undergird a strong collective memory, which a country like ours needs in order to survive.
