Understanding the "march" to prison for ethnic minorities requires that one equates the development of the original American legal paradigm, including its foundation, ideology, mechanisms, and forces defining and shaping the everyday experience of Latinas and Latinos within the American society.
A proper definition of spatial and material fields and the statement of the ensuing covariance paradigm, provide a firm foundation to the theory of constitutive behavior in NLCM.
Unchallenged throughout the major part of the twentieth century, the private interest paradigm which constitutes the foundation of the conflict of laws can no longer cope with the increasing interference of state policies in the field of transnational litigation.
The CSC paradigm rests on the foundation that tumor heterogeneity can be generated by a single CSC.
However, the GWA studies presented here are a hypothesis generating paradigm that lays the foundation for further focused studies.
The annual prize, endowed by the Dan David Foundation and headquartered at Tel Aviv University in Israel, "recognizes and encourages innovative and interdisciplinary research that cuts across traditional boundaries and paradigms," according to the foundation.
In other words, usefulness has become such a powerful educational paradigm that the cultural foundations of the West, our own 体, risk becoming subject to the pure assessment of their serviceability 用.
That implies a demand for wholly new sets of skills and educational backgrounds.Such changes are not unlike those that affected physics and chemistry during the 1940s, when new computational paradigms created the foundations for nuclear energy and the age of plastics.
By placing future Israeli-Palestinian contacts on a state-to-state basis, U.N. recognition could help lay the foundation for that paradigm.
First, in Section 3.1 we explore cross-organizational collaboration from the paradigm that contracts are the foundation.
