How to pronounce “underpinning”(noun) in English

the underpinnings of what makes HIV and AIDS such a devastating disease is always there.

The core underpinning of the Citizen Schools idea is the notion of more time, more time for learning.

And the fundamental underpinning of how information is made to be personalized on how each of us is unique is our genes.

And have really good conceptual underpinning on them.

But the same research that is suggestion causes for a biological underpinning that causes me to feel moral feelings also explain why there should be between different social groups

And we're going to try to explore the neural underpinnings of CDHD by going through a set of symptoms that we see with the disorder.

And we know a lot about the neural underpinnings of this reactive-impulsive aggression.

But we don't really know the neural underpinnings of it.

And we're going to try to explore the neural underpinnings of CDHD by going through a set of symptoms that we see with the disorder.

And we know a lot about the neural underpinnings of this reactive-impulsive aggression, what we sometimes call as road rage aggression.

And that's for a lot of societal and cultural underpinnings.

So you start seeing a lot of these underpinnings with the disease.

And the first and perhaps the most important is that we have a deep pedagogical underpinning that is about inquiry-based learning.

And I'm going to really give some perspectives on what is the philosophical underpinning for these new slow movements and movements towards minimalism and simplicity

That's the logical underpinning of the genre.

And the interesting thing is, the underpinning of this, and there we have one of the latest versions of this, the idea of achievements, which

Right. And the technology is really just the underpinnings below.

any reason to think we might possibly become wiser if we understand the neural underpinnings of wisdom? So I set out to see if I could attach any serious science,

So I think there is a kind of -- this kind of shakes up the intellectual underpinnings that influenced monetary policy in the past and they are in the process of rethinking

And on a trip back, one of my colleagues asked me about what were the underpinnings of the Icelandic economy, and I knew

But I think it's particularly applicable to us because it talks about what some of the scientific underpinnings are both at an individual level and an organizational level in terms

So that's one of the philosophical, you know, underpinnings of the show that I want us to talk about a little more. And another thing I think that is probably worth mentioning

And I think, I mean I'm not disagreeing with that, but I think that you've dodged the philosophical underpinning that… Sam: Right right.

Now in Ecuador and in the chapter about cuy, I eventually go to Ecuador to check out the underpinnings.

But Capgras Delusion is a psychiatric problem, which means it's characterized at this behavioral level, but we don't really know the neural underpinnings of it.

And "The Rapture of the Nerds" was, to some extent, an attempt to grapple with the theological and aesthetic underpinnings of Singularitarianism.

But today Iíd like to turn this on its head and present a very different, story revealing the human underpinnings of the supposedly iron barrier.

can't be done. So, what I'm interested in is what are the biochemical underpinnings of gluttony and sloth and what can we do try to mitigate that difference in order to solve the obesity epidemic?

And when I ask why, and I look into the research that exists on it, there's research in evolution on biological underpinnings from evolution theory as to why I would have that.