Sentence examples for example of fundamental from inspiring English sources

Rhode Island's effort is "the clearest example of fundamental pension reform that we have right now," Ms. Monahan said.

The Nobel-prizewinning molecular biologist Joshua Lederberg penned an editorial in The Washington Post highlighting this important example of fundamental research that turned out to be relevant to disease11.

It was Amy B. Monahan, a University of Minnesota law professor — not Gina Raimondo, the state treasurer — who called the effort "the clearest example of fundamental pension reform we have right now.

Linda Tropp, a UMass Amherst psychologist and expert on prejudice, told me in an email exchange this is probably an example of "fundamental attribution error" at work that is, the tendency of humans to credit a person's action to personality rather than his or her situation or social context.

Figure 9 shows an example of fundamental frequency generation.

Figure 11 shows an example of fundamental frequency generated.

Their applications to the precision spectroscopy of atoms and molecules are discussed along with specific examples of fundamental measurements best made with such devices.

The eye is a particularly valuable experimental system not only because its tissues provide examples of fundamental processes, but also because it is a prominent and easily accessible structure at very early embryonic ages.

Examples of fundamental questions one would like to address include: What threshold should one use to assess significance in a typical search?

Examples of fundamental physiological processes in microbial cells are maintenance of water activity, internal pH, energy production, DNA replication, cell division, biosynthesis of all needed biochemical components, and sourcing the C, N, P, S, O, H, etc. that a cell needs to accomplish all of these activities.

These works comprise an important early example of the fundamental method of geometric topology via reduction to algebraic topology.