Sentence examples for relevant foundations from inspiring English sources

The fact that these reductivists regard relations as concepts, however, explains why they too are unwilling to identity relations with their foundations: for the relevant foundations, according to these philosophers, are ordinary, extramental accidents, and obviously no concept (or act of the mind) could be identical with them.

"I think even basic science, even someone who's going to be doing basic biological research should think about the potential clinical applications and should look for opportunities to get support from relevant foundations that are interested in the clinical aspects of the research".

She could expect to earn up to £16,333, and could also be funded in future to complete a relevant foundation degree.

The relevant foundation for moral life and conduct rests with the key elements of human nature that we have mentioned — pride, sympathy, moral sense, and conventions.

Some relevant foundation problems, such as state of vanadium in sulfurous acid with various additives, the difference of electrochemical reaction rate in anode and in cathode, the crossover of vanadium ions and so on, have been emphasized.

To work there, I need a fellowship, so I applied to the relevant German foundations.

The relevant technological foundation of electrical engineering is briefly explained.

The study capitalizes on existing load and resistance models for an offshore example pile from the literature and refers to a number of relevant offshore foundation design codes.

The research included conducting a questionnaire to establish the trainees' CAD-relevant technical foundation which served as the basis to statistically correlate this data to other experimental data collected for measuring the trainees' performance over the duration of training.

The set-theoretic paradoxes are relevant to the foundations of mathematics, and the epistemic paradoxes are relevant to epistemology.

In our view, two approaches are relevant as theoretical foundations to study companies' make-or-buy decisions.