Sentence examples for a second fundamental from inspiring English sources

A second fundamental question regarding this system concerns the identity of its endogenous catecholamine neurotransmitter.

There is a second, fundamental reason for investigating the vibrational spectra of isotopically substituted, or "labeled," molecules.

A second fundamental distinction is that between representational notations, which depict the sound of the music leaving the player to produce that sound as he wishes and tablatures, which instruct a player as to the technical means of producing a sound.

A second fundamental of democracy is a level of political culture - a sense of obligation before the law, a respect for minority rights, a civil etiquette - that is not a part of the public consciousness in the Soviet Union, where democracy is being imposed from above.

A second fundamental aspect that the present case has highlighted is the complex structure of the geographic data, which cannot be fully captured by the logic of the relational data base that is the basis of most of the GIS.

It is a second fundamental dilemma.

Whether kokumi really is a sixth fundamental taste has still to be determined.

This temperature-stratified flow may be considered to be a third fundamental flow mode.

But the history of umami, now universally recognised as a fifth fundamental taste, shows that the cynics are sometimes wrong.

"We're showing that there is a third fundamental state for magnetism," says MIT professor of physics Young Lee.

The proposals for the solution of these problems could only come from an interdisciplinary approach, aimed at ensuring stability both for the buildings and for the rock face, as a first fundamental step for the preservation of an important typological witness of the past building traditions, respecting its equilibrium with nature.