Mass education and the modern medical establishment were two of his main targets, and he accused both of institutionalizing and manipulating basic aspects of life.
Fischer narrows his frame of reference by considering the American people's relationship with five basic aspects of life: physical security, material goods, social groups, public spaces and mental attitude.
Also, if you're lucky enough to have all those basic aspects of life mentioned above (work, food, water, shelter), you're lucky.
In fact, there may be no single feature of age-related decline more striking than this and negatively affecting more basic aspects of life, including ambulation, mobility, energy intake, overall nutrient intake and status, and respiration.
As a result, it became the organism in which the most basic aspects of life, including the genetic code, transcription, translation, and replication, were first worked out (Crick et al., 1961; Nirenberg et al., 1965; see Judson, 1996 for an excellent history of early molecular biology and E. coli's role in it).
People say it's tradition that stops girls going to school – yes, partly – but there are also often no latrines so it's really difficult, as a very basic aspect of everyday life isn't possible.
Basic aspects of daily life changed, and work was increasingly redefined.
While other Democratic hopefuls have offered isolated plans, Warren's stand out for their number — and their sweeping aim of overhauling basic aspects of American life.
"Occasionally," Mr. Reagan writes, "he seemed to need reminding about basic aspects of my life — like birthdays, who my friends were or how I was doing in school.
