It is equally laughable as well as fundamentally sexist to suppose that Umm Muthanna, unlike her male counterparts, didn't choose to join ISIS for her own reasons, but joined, unthinkingly, out of an emotional or romantic attachment to some male recruiter.
Manufacturing is equally complex but fundamentally different.
We suggest that any research protocol where poor sampling design for water quality assessment is justified because regulatory monitoring is equally imprecise may be fundamentally flawed.
For an alternative odyssey around a man and the other life that surrounds him, published just three years later, see Thoreau's equally deep-dug and fundamentally weird Walden.
All components of the liberal arts CORE contribute fundamentally and equally to provide students the CORE of their liberal arts education.
It has been pointed out before that the design of equally efficient primers is fundamentally important to the success of 3C experiments [ 6].
Some analysts have interpreted the rather close results (51.7percentt for Hollande, 48.3percentt for Sarkozy) as evidence that France remains fundamentally divided, almost equally, between the Left and the Right.
The guiding idea is that since citizens are fundamentally equal, reasoning about justice should begin from a presumption that all cooperatively-produced goods should be equally divided.
In so far as the capability approach (defined as the ability to function given the choice) looks to distribute capability equally across society this is fundamentally different to the idea of maximising QALYs with no regard to equity issues.
