Sentence examples for root of the work from inspiring English sources

IThis activism is, for instance, at the root of the work of the Feminist Youth Action Group, a loose network of university students and NGO workers founded by Datu.

"The strategy goes to the root of the work ethic, that in order to have pleasure you must earn it," said David Lubars, president and executive creative director for North America at Fallon.

Perhaps, and this need not exclude the previous hypothesis, the root of the work was a childhood memory, which had lived on as a debt to be repaid when his art had acquired a sufficient degree of power and freedom.

Contextual detection is the root of the work presented in this paper and so will be the focus on much of the related works.

In an interview printed in the program of "The Unbecoming Solo," which opened at Chez Bushwick on Thursday night as part of the French Institute Alliance Française's fall festival, the choreographer Alexandre Roccoli raises an important issue that he says is at the root of this work: "Why most of the European choreographers of my generation are not inclined nowadays to come to New York City".

Although Zinquin was previously used to study Zn2+ excretion from the roots of tobacco, the work by Sinclair et al. was the first reported use of a small-molecule sensor to visualize Zn2+ within plants.

The roots of this work go back to Duchamp, the abiding spirit of "Beyond Geometry".

A reaction against his big reading of 17th-century history took root in the work of Conrad Russell, John Morrill and others.

If there's a chance that the housemate may not be aware that they are being perceived as rude, you need to find the root of the problem and work it out together, with patience.

In this section, we briefly mention the two streams of literature at the root of our research work: (i) the role of the academic inventors in patenting and (ii) the SNA methodology to analyse co-invention networks.

This new line of research has its roots in the work of Ludwig  [32 35] who first obtained classifications of convex and star body valued valuations which are compatible with linear transformations (see also  [21 24,37,49,60,64]).