The perspective on co-existing innovation systems that we develop here indicates the existence of two layers of innovation systems: a 'central' layer that hosts generic innovation systems and that constitutes the foundation for a second 'surface' layer that hosts regional and sectoral innovation systems.
This work constitutes the foundation for further design, synthesis and inhibition studies in order to develop new beta-thioether analogues that are potent and selective for GVIA iPLA2 exclusively.
At the level of species and organisms this concept constitutes the foundation of biology and phylogeny.
A change in the Norwegian shotcrete directive was made in 2011, based upon experimental research work (2010), which, in combination with the subsequent University of Life Sciences report (2012), constitutes the foundation of this article.
Taken together, these constitute the foundation for our assignments in the base hydrolysis studies and reactions of PSR-3-283A PSR-3-283A PSR-3-283A
Along with the works of Descartes, it constitutes the foundation of modern Western philosophy.
Whatever Kaō's true identity, his work, along with that of Mokuan, a Japanese priest-painter of the early 14th century, constitutes the foundation of ink painting in Japan.
When liberation (moksha) from cycles of birth and death constitutes the foundation of a belief system, as in the basic Indian pattern of samsara (the ineluctable process of death and rebirth that can be broken only through supererogatory efforts of asceticism), monastics become disseminators of methods of liberation.
The hydrogen oxidation chemistry constitutes the foundation of the kinetics of all carbon- and hydrogen-containing fuels.
The right of the human being constitutes the foundation of modern law, which basically comes down to a right to have its dignity respected [cp. 24].
Humanism the doctrine that sees human needs and interests as fundamental thus constitutes the foundation of African ethics (see section 5 above).
