They're the currency of open societies, which rest on the primary foundation of having exchanged weapons for ideas.
A primary foundation of a Waldorf education is that the child be raised in a "media free" environment.
The author proceeds with a review of the relationship of scriptures and the natural world, some of the resultant theories, followed by a description of the Darwinian Theory, which "is erected on the primary foundation of a natural law acting through all time...."....
While experiential learning is the primary foundation of practice improvement in Rwandan OPDs, the results show there was no significant increase in the quality of the decision making with increasing years of nursing experience.
In light of these literature sources, the key food and nutrient characteristics of the traditional Cretan Mediterranean dietary pattern (i.e. vegetables, fruits, olive oil, legumes, fish, whole grain cereals, nuts and seeds; moderate red wine, and low consumption of processed foods, dairy products, red meat and vegetable oils) were adopted as the primary foundation of the MedDiet.
The S83F mutation provides the most probable primary foundation for the evolution of fluoroquinolone-resistant S. Typhi.
A lack of clarity at policy level on how to approach the integration of services at PHC level has not prevented innovative experiments [ 45, 70], but substantial further efforts are required to capitalize on the (primary care) foundations of the HIV programme.
However, one could argue that the primary-structural foundations of the patterns and relationships shown so far are only subtle departures from what one would expect under a regime of context-independent mutation that delivers the base composition.
The micropiled raft (MPR) offers an efficient foundation system that combines the advantages of micropiles and piled rafts that can be used as primary foundation system or to enhance an existing raft foundation.
