De Morgan's approach was to dissect every aspect of traditional deductive logic (usually called 'Aristotelian logic') into its minutest components, to consider ways to generalize these components, and then, in some cases, undertake to build a logical system using these components.
Other activities that parents may undertake to build memories were included as secondary interventions.
Hers is one of 85 the federal government has undertaken to build in the town camps.
Recriminations will occur even as efforts are undertaken to build yet another coalition.
Following the sensational success of George Stephenson's Rocket locomotive in 1829, Gurney undertook to build a steam-powered road vehicle.
"Fittingly," the future president wrote, the "mother country of all English-speaking democracies" had undertaken to build the chapel at St. Paul's, itself "a target of barbarian attack" by German bombers during the blitz.
Building a bomb is a matter of money, industrial resources and bad judgment; every nation that has undertaken to build an atomic bomb has succeeded on the first try.
The letter, dated May 19, said, "your company has undertaken to build a business based on the unauthorized syndication of the content owners' news, entertainment, sports and other television and radio content".
The New Yorker, May 15 , 1948P. 21 Talk story about Russ Case, director of popular music for R.C.A. Victor, the only man we ever known who actually undertook to build a car.
By Lillian Ross and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, May 15 , 1948P. 21 Talk story about Russ Case, director of popular music for R.C.A. Victor, the only man we ever known who actually undertook to build a car.
Cooper at once undertook to build a suitable locomotive and by 1830 had the diminutive but powerful "Tom Thumb" experimentally pulling a load of 40 persons at 10 miles an hour.
