"Putin is a master of making more out of what he actually has," said James Richard, a co-author of an essay this spring in the journal Foreign Affairs that asserted that "the contest for energy dominance between the world's two largest oil exporters, Saudi Arabia and Russia," will have "fundamental consequences for the world's economy".
These particular conditions set out a complicated political economy environment whereby distributional conflict drives the alternation between outward and inward-oriented development strategies, with fundamental consequences for long run growth and for inequality itself, both as a determinant and a result of economic policy.
For sessile organisms these battles are a matter of survival and have fundamental consequences for the physical and biological structure of a coral reef community [17].
The presence of epistatic interactions between genes has fundamental consequences for the course and outcome of evolution by natural selection [1] [4] and results in the emergence of co-adapted gene complexes, i.e. combinations of variants at different genes that give a selective advantage only when both are present in the same individual.
This observation has fundamental consequences for the understanding of light-molecule strong coupling and for molecular science.
In the second example, with more fundamental consequences for the present analyses, there are length convergences among some taxa.
These findings have fundamental consequences for our understanding of the evolution of eukaryotes and possibly of the ultimate origin of the eukaryotic cellular organization [ 46, 280, 281].
Appreciation of such emotional qualities in auditory material is fundamental to human experience and has profound consequences for functioning in daily life.
This book tackles the regulatory issues of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) or Remotely-Piloted Aerial Systems (RPAS), which have profound consequences for privacy, security and other fundamental liberties.
In its motion, the league argued that if the Clarett decision were allowed to stand, there would be "immediate, fundamental and profound adverse consequences" for the league, teams, undergraduate players and even veteran N.F.L. players who may lose their jobs as teams consider the additional underclassmen available in the draft.
