Sentence examples for fundamental distinct from inspiring English sources

As this suggests, he believed that fundamental, distinct, and enduring forms of cultural identity characterized all human existence.

By contrast, species (organismal) tree does not appear as a fundamental concept because the fundamental, Distinct Unit of Evolution (FUE) is any genetic element with a unique evolutionary history, rather than an organism or a species.

Second, human rights are commonly assumed to refer, in some vague sense, to "fundamental," as distinct from "nonessential," claims or "goods".

For Barker [9], these abstractions (he calls them categories) represent "any of several fundamental and distinct classes or groups to which entities may be assigned".

1. any of several fundamental and distinct classes to which entities or concepts belong.

It has been well documented that cell proliferation and differentiation are two fundamental and distinct processes that must be coordinated during development and homeostasis.

Cell adhesion to extracellular matrix (ECM) is fundamental to many distinct aspects of cell biology, and has been an active topic for label-free biosensors.

In the first part, fundamental mechanisms and distinct properties of the materials are discussed, which are either intrinsic for semiconductors or the metal particles.

The Community's legal order now incorporates distinct fundamental rights, but these are often weaker than, and do not necessarily enjoy primacy over, the Member States' own fundamental rights.

Two distinct fundamental approaches are used, which result in identical descriptions of ¯d, where d¯="a¯+D·ΔTn/(v·Q) (D is the diffusion coefficient, v is the growth velocity, Q is the growth restriction factor).

Here we demonstrate how high throughput synthesis and screening can be used to establish structure property relations in the PbO Nb2O5 system, for which eight distinct fundamental structure types are known to exist.