Though the underpinnings of his work were incorporated into the ENIAC computer, Atanasoff received little credit until a patent case acknowledged his work in 1973. . .
Despite the political underpinnings of his work, Jin has shrugged off the label of dissident writer.
In order to prepare the catalog for this show, Mr. Hobbs had to tease out as best he could the factual underpinnings of each work.
In this entry, we will uncover some of the Islamic philosophical and theological underpinnings of Maimonides' work with a focus on the Theology of Aristotle, and the writings of al-Farabi (ca. 870-950), AvIbn SinaIbn Sina, 980-1037), al-Ghazali (1058-1111), and Averroes (Ibn Rushd, 1126-1198).
Over time, the lifespan of a piece and its inevitable demise became a driving component in the conceptual underpinnings of the work".
Using qualitative data is one of the best ways to elicit relevant information from participants' perspectives, especially regarding philosophical and ideological underpinnings of their work.
Although the underpinnings of this work are scientifically sound, and some results correlate well with data previously reported for vascular epiphytes by other authors (Nadkarni and Solano, 2002), there are several major problems that I feel should be addressed: The time span of the experiment is only one year, which is too short.
It helps explain the social, political and cultural underpinnings of the works.
Dr. Truesdell was best known for developing the mathematical underpinnings of continuum mechanics, work that started in the 1960's and continued for the rest of his life.
The work reported here highlights however that the theoretical underpinnings of a study are of importance for all authors to recognise and report if assumptions underpinning how and why an intervention may work is to be fully understood.
This hinted at the "neural underpinnings" of how touch works in the thalamus.
