Regardless, there is a fundamentally disturbing yet irrefutable subtext to the Richtel piece: all this technology is here to stay; the genie won't go back in the bottle.
Fundamentally, regardless of all the technological advancement that we are seeing/about to see, what we'll want from our cities won't change; to provide us the chance to fulfill our highest aspirations and live secure, happy and healthy lives with our loved ones.
"Can't we all just get along?" I stood with Imane, comforting her, supporting her, encouraging her, because I believe that human beings are fundamentally the same regardless of race, regardless of religion, regardless of language, regardless of culture.
This agreement carried an assurance that individuals would not be blamed for their acts no matter how fundamentally destructive, regardless of consequences.
Maybe – because I do believe him to be fundamentally petty, regardless of his profession – he'd have gone out at lunchtime and, upon spying a selection of pork sausage rolls on a shop counter, glossy with egg wash, he'd have bought one and chortled to himself about putting a right royal two fingers up to the snowflake brigade while eating it.
Consistent with our previous human psychophysical study [12], [13], the results were fundamentally similar regardless of the actual categories used (data not shown).
More fundamentally, buffering (regardless of mechanism) clearly does occur and is dependent on helicase activity/nucleic acid binding.
Regardless of the results, however, Barack Obama has fundamentally redefined 21st-century political campaigns by what he is doing - and not doing.
"Regardless, we continue to view Apple as fundamentally undervalued and the company remains one of our best investment ideas in the tech sector," says Morningstar's Brian Colello.
Regardless of the flower odour chemistry may fundamentally cause the reproductive hurdles, GBS showed common polymorphism all over the Ophrys genome but highly distinguished polymorphisms in genes involved in floral odour biosynthesis (Sedeek et al. 2014).
Regardless of subject matter, all novels are fundamentally about time, writer Jonathan Lethem says.
