Sometimes the plays register this fact in fundamental encounters of characters and ideas and sometimes in the sheer ordinariness in the dialogue (for example, the reflexive "God b'wi' you" in leave taking).
This is a fundamental problem, encountered in many areas such as learning theory, pattern recognition, example-based knowledge bases, logical analysis of data, knowledge discovery and data mining.
The fundamental problems encountered in relating colour qualities to neural activities are discussed and references are made to the current debate about phenomenal consciousness.
This paper analyzes non-ideal effects and fundamental limitations encountered in Σ Δ analog-to-digital converters realized by switched-capacitor techniques.
While he acknowledges that "such fundamental change may encounter substantial resistance," he finds inspiration from related fields, such as undergraduate education for engineering and biology, where "[t]his scale of change has been tackled before, with substantial success".
At enhanced horizontal resolution of less than 10 km, traditional atmospheric general circulation models (AGCMs) encounter fundamental difficulties in their dynamic framework formulation as well as in their computational efficiency.
Undergraduate students from scientific disciplines such as biology, chemistry/biochemistry, and environmental studies experience a multidisciplinary science curriculum in which they likely encounter fundamental scientific concepts that could contribute to understanding environmental implications of climate change and ocean acidification.
The results significantly enhance the ability to design and analyze the FACT controller for a variety of applications where periodic disturbances with various fundamental frequencies are encountered.
Mechanically induced unfolding of passive crosslinkers is a fundamental biological phenomenon encountered across the scales from individual macro-molecules to cytoskeletal actin networks.
The block layout design problem with unequal areas, which was originally formulated by Armour and Buffa in the early 1960s, is a fundamental optimization problem encountered in many manufacturing and service organizations.
