Sentence examples for its basic position from inspiring English sources

(f) Dr. Oppenheimer testified before the Board that the GAC was unanimous in its basic position on the H-bomb.

The fusion of this lamella with the maxillary bone resulted in returning of this lamella to its basic position after removing plastic probes from the rostral sinonasal channel, which was visible during macroscopic preparation.

In a pre-publication interview, he stated his basic position: "The Enlightenment is dead, may it rest in peace".

In response, Carr adverted to his basic position: "I just don't know how you'd do it.

This is contrary to his basic position in "The Constitution of Liberty" that "distributive justice" is a misnomer.

When I asked why, they talked about how freeing the strict constraints of classical ballet are, from its most basic positions to its thirty-two-fouetté extremes; from other forms of dance, one couldn't transition to classical ballet, but from classical ballet one could do anything.

But SFJazz's basic position, in its Bay Area concert productions and its work with the touring, recording eight-piece seemsz Collectove, seems to be about blending, transforming, expanding: spreading out rather than shoring up.

When we compare the solution structure of ZIC3 and that of the Xenopus nucleoplasmin NLS (PDBID: 1EJY; 39, 39), five out of the twenty ZIC3 solution structure models largely fit the nucleoplasmin structure in terms of its basic residue positioning (Fig.  10A).

For all the attention paid to Iran's new tone of moderation, insiders here say the supreme leader will never compromise his basic positions.

But he reiterated Iran's basic position that its enrichment of uranium is nonnegotiable, and that "there is no reason or excuse to have doubt regarding the peaceful aims of Iran's nuclear program".

The basic position underlying its elaborations is one of extreme philosophical realism: it is assumed that the structure of reality corresponds so exactly to the way in which the mind works that there is a separate real entity corresponding to every distinction that it can make.