Sentence examples for its common foundation from inspiring English sources

Dual honours largely replaced the old four-year degree with its common foundation year in 1998.

Thus, high reliability in terms of agreement by users on what the User Action Framework means and how it is used is essential for its role as a common foundation for the tools.

Troelstra [1991] places intuitionistic logic in its historical context as the common foundation of constructive mathematics in the twentieth century.

"It shows the very fruitful mutual exchanges in past centuries between European nations and it also shows the common foundation of our history and the fact that this exhibition takes place in the British museum is also something that tells us a little bit about globalisation.

Due to Klaus Grue, it was designed to be a common foundation for Computer Sciences and for Mathematics.

This calls for a more integrated approach to handle the emerging complexities involved in this field, but before this can be achieved, it is essential to establish a common foundation for Citizens Observatoriess and their usage.

And nearly every band welcomed guests during its set, implying that musicians can still reach back to a common foundation in the blues, even after decades of niche marketing and genre fragmentation.

"By increasing collaboration within our industry, it allows all of us to pool our efforts on common foundation technologies, drive new standards for interoperability and increase the pace of innovation".

It also integrates with partial, total and general correctness into a common foundation which gives a unified semantics of while-programs.

It essentially consists in connecting critical parts of structures to the common foundation slab with restraints having an adequate degree of deformability, so that the transmission of high frequency impact forces from other parts of the whole structure is minimized.

Contrary, due to the great variety and diversity of social aspects and the lack of a common foundation in natural sciences as found for environmental aspects, it is very difficult to achieve a comprehensive classification of social aspects (Clarkson 1995).