Although it has had considerable in-kind support from the UK government (in the loan of Eurofighter engines, for example), Bloodhound is fundamentally a private venture that needs to raise many millions of pounds if it is to succeed.
Even when the work is more closely tied to human thought, it doesn't have to relate to academic psychology or its research methods (just like art!) Programming language design is a wonderful example: it is fundamentally a design discipline, and while it can try to use empirical methods like psychology, it doesn't have to any more than visual design does.
Few people understand, for example, that Yahoo is fundamentally different from search sites like Hotbot, Alta Vista and Infoseek.
That model, however, is fundamentally unfair.
The Yates firing is yet another example of how Trump is fundamentally different from the many people who have preceded him as president.
Our Lymnaea example of behavioral choice is fundamentally different to other systems where the alternative behaviors share elements of one another's circuits.
There are also substantial concerns the indirect land use approach is fundamentally flawed, for example Zilberman et al.
(Britain's relationship with the European Union, for example, has been fundamentally shaped by a relentless sequence of notoriously false stories about the EU supposedly banning the British army, Scottish kilts, pints of beer, bent bananas, charity shops and Christian teachers, as well as supposedly suffocating daily life with an imaginary set of petty regulations).
Electrical resistance, for example, can be fundamentally measured by connecting resistors in a series (Campbell 1920: 293).
For example, ENCODE ignores the fact that transcription is fundamentally a stochastic process (Raj and van Oudenaarden 2008).
