Each box performs a fundamental process, for example addition, multiplication of a variable by a constant, and integration.
The split of [tʃ] into [tʃ] before i and [ts] before all other reconstructed vowels, which is found in Mongolia but not in Inner Mongolia, is often cited as a fundamental distinction, for example Proto-Mongolic tʃil, Khalkha /tʃiɮ/, Chakhar /tʃil/ 'year' versus Proto-Mongolic tʃøhelen, Khalkha /tsooɮəŋ/, Chakhar /tʃooləŋ/ 'few'few
The most fundamental example of this is the Lie theory for right alternative loops which relates them to flat Sabinin algebras and Hopf algebras satisfying (15).
For example, the protein folding problem is a fundamental important problem and is a typical example for the interplay between biology, chemistry, and optimization techniques [ 4].
Such rich experimental results have fostered a growing attention to modeling of the budding yeast cell cycle network as it is recognized as a good benchmark example for studying the fundamental design principles behind the well-orchestrated behavior [ 3- 9].
This is a fundamental step to take, for example, towards seeing the alienation of research from researchers as a major source of irresponsibility.
§ The principle that all children have a fundamental right to education, for example, has inspired governments to introduce policies which include free primary education to reach the poorest and most marginalised children.
The principle that all children have a fundamental right to education, for example, has enabled UNICEF to emphasise the legal obligations of governments, and to advocate at national levels for greater national budget allocations -- and for government policies aimed at reaching the poorest and most marginalised children.
Or one might think that all ethical truths are grounded in certain fundamental ethical truths that are relational: for example, a fundamental truth might be that it is wrong to torture someone purely for fun.
For example, a fundamental limitation of Exon Array, or any other approach to measure gene expressions changes, is the reality that splicing events can introduce aberrations in the transcript such as premature stop codons.
