From the investor perspective, it's sometimes easier to back the radical new invention rather than recognize advancements that address or innovate more traditional or foundational technology.
We're harkening back to something more traditional -- more foundational in our nation's history".
Much more could be described and explained, but what I have discussed leads us to several major operative categories of traditional Chinese thought, foundational to both Confucianism and Taoism.
Returning from a recent trip to China, one can only marvel at the degree to which these aspects of traditional thought remain foundational to how China, and much of East Asia for that matter, understands the world and the place of the individual within it.
"Since young voters 18-299 years of age) were the driving force behind the election of President Obama, the Obama marriage may motivate the young, many of whom have started, or are on the brink of starting, families, to adopt many of the traditional values that are foundational in black families".
Third, individuals who work in the design and product development sector will be required to speak the language or understand terminology and foundational concepts from both traditional designer's and maker's worlds.
The purpose of this study is to assess the relative merits of aspects labels or informal definitions of traditional nursing terminology systems as the foundational sources for target formal nursing terminology systems.
But as the foundational values of the more traditional "American Way" have quickly dissipated to greed and distrust, there has been a growing demand from the Hispanic community to resurface their cultural values and their diverse authentic voices.
These are foundational concerns that are intimately connected with traditional metaphysical and epistemological questions.
The discipline's traditional teaching methods, while appropriate for the dissemination of foundational knowledge, do not provide the optimal platform for students to implement IS concepts.
