Three planning pillars that capture the essential life experiences affecting the well-being of persons living with dementia are grounded in the six guiding principles.
For example, Fine's (1994) analysis of metaphysical necessity in terms of essence is naturally cast as a grounding thesis: the fact that $[p]$ is metaphysically necessary is grounded in essential facts facts concerning the essences of certain entities (Rosen 2010).
Nonetheless, the life situation of the major characters is grounded in fact, and the essential components of this novel Breuer's mental anguish, Nietzsche's despair, Anna O., Lou Salomé, Freud's relationship with Breuer, the ticking embryo of psychotherapy were all historically in place in 1882.
ground* is grounded in a similar way there is an essential truth of the appropriate sort call it 'essence*' such that the conjunctive fact consisting of conjunction and essence* call this fact 'conjunction*' grounds ground*.
Above it was mentioned that for Lowe (2006, 144) laws concern natural kinds; by contrast, for Ellis laws are grounded in essential facts about kinds.
The skills are grounded in reality.
It is essential for policies to be grounded in empirical evidence.
Coffeegate is ground zero for the essential stupidity of British politics.
Eliade's approach is also grounded in his claim that there are essential, universal, coherent, symbolic systems that provide the framework for interpreting religious meaning.
Trump is muddled in the essentials.
This however is a non-technical approach to logic, grounded in essentials, in contrast to the sterile conundrums and oversubtle analyses enjoyed by some of Epictetus' contemporaries.
