Some are what Wright calls "landmarks" — foundations for the design of one or another of his games.
In the landmark treatise Foundations of Economic Analysis (1947), Paul Samuelson identified a common paradigm and mathematical structure across multiple fields in the subject, building on previous work by Alfred Marshall.
Only some 13% of pensioners now suffer poverty incomes, declares a new Joseph Rowntree Foundation landmark report, We can solve poverty in the UK, down from 40% a generation ago, protected by the steady real increase in the state pension.
Starting in the 19th century, several landmark events laid the foundation for the development of quality of care.
It was almost ironic that in the year that we heralded the 50th anniversary of the passage of the Civil Rights Act – the landmark legislation that is the foundation for expanding and protecting civil liberties for, but not only for, African Americans – that we had to reaffirm that black lives matter and require legal protection too, still.
That research served as the foundation for a landmark agency determination that greenhouse gas pollution endangers our health and welfare.
He performed sociological field research in Philadelphia's African-American neighborhoods, which formed the foundation for his landmark study, The Philadelphia Negro, published two years later while he was teaching at Atlanta University.
It is these landmark outcomes that provide the foundation for the next generation of clinical trials for infant ALL.
The validity of the 0.75 cutoff was subsequently confirmed in 2 landmark studies, which laid the foundations of FFR as a clinical tool.
But now the East Sussex landmark will be shaken to its foundations after agreeing to stage a performance by the extreme metal band Napalm Death which threatens to cause severe structural damage.
Here, we review landmark studies that have laid the foundations for the study of transcriptional enhancers, among other cis-regulatory DNAs, and their roles in ascidian development.
