The basic principles that govern the calculations required to select pumps, valves and design installations are thus understood in fundamental terms.
In fundamental terms, then, the stock market's oil obsession is hard to justify.
The basis for certain empirical relationships is explained in fundamental terms.
But Justice Kennedy observed that "the amendment is cast in fundamental terms, terms transcending the particular controversy which was the immediate impetus for its enactment".
In fundamental terms, however, this assumed regulation refers only to the intricate propagation of changes in gene expression or else leads to non-explanatory regresses.
It does not specifically address the many aerodynamic problems associated with such vehicles, but rather attempts to describe, in fundamental terms, the nature of the flow field.
That is, Goldman told the Special Committee that even though Southern Peru's stock was worth an obtainable amount in cash, it really was not worth that much in fundamental terms.
In fundamental terms, they are cheap.
In most fundamental terms, his theory of species change was tied to his reversal of the taxonomic ordering of forms originally presented in his early systematic arrangements.
The issue is how we are to understand the notion of an object, and whether, in the light of the correct understanding, it remains a basic notion, or one that must be characterized in more fundamental terms.
An unanticipated and unilateral change in a fundamental term of her employment gave her a stark choice: to act against her religious convictions (which the court accepted were conscientiously and sincerely held) or to leave her employment.
