Sentence examples for a common fundamental from inspiring English sources
Sounds appear pitched, however, just when they have sinusoidal constituents, or partials, that all are integer multiples of a common fundamental frequency.
The Fig. 1 depicts the diagram of a common fundamental generation system with a HESS, in which power equipment are omitted.
The development of stratified retinal cell architecture is highly conserved in all vertebrates, implying that a common fundamental molecular mechanism is involved in the generation of the organized retina.
Experience indicates that there is a common fundamental governance deficit among the three countries in that there is frequently no effective planning process into which climate change resilience could be mainstreamed.
Stacked periodogram results show that, no matter whether the HOI effects are considered or not, a common fundamental period of 1.04 cycles per year (cpy), together with the expected annual and semi-annual signals, can explain all peaks of the north and up components well.
Water projects around the world often fail or don't get started at all for a common, fundamental reason: No one is in charge on this issue.
Our aim is to build a more open and secure Europe founded on an attachment to our common fundamental values.
However, macrophages are a common and fundamental component of cancer promoting inflammation.
This conclusion also illuminates a common and fundamental relational aspect of these safety theories and the danger of compromising their philosophical underpinnings when key concepts of the approaches are decontextualised, black-boxed and adopted uncritically in a new context.
Another interesting example is Ribosomal_S6 [PF01250], a common and fundamental domain, currently assigned to 22 eukaryotic species by Pfam, only one of which is fungal.
We propose that the likelihood of a common mechanism fundamental to the etiology of all genetic backgrounds of PD is the dysregulation of the immune system, which makes the patients vulnerable to environmental challenge, such as infections or chemical exposure.
