Numerical simulation is a fundamental instrument for the elaboration and assessment of a strategic utilization of geothermal energy.
In his Grammar of Politics (1925), however, he defended the opposite position, viewing the state as "the fundamental instrument of society".
While there is strong, clear, principled language about the importance of opening up data to the public ("Making public all generally available documents held by the public sector... is a fundamental instrument for extending the right to knowledge, which is a basic principle of democracy"), there are also no shortage of get-out clauses ("where possible and appropriate").
The fundamental instrument will be the perspective as our innate mode of spatial perception, as well as the speculative device that allows us not so much to converge inquiry into a single vanishing point, but rather to expand architectural thought outside one's cone of vision into the peripheral, the intuitive, and the yet to be known.
The notion here in this job description is that Twitter is both a front end for news, a first responder, a first draft of the first draft of history, and, as well, a back end, the fundamental instrument of all journalists, a wire service killer (the AP is still one of the significant costs in most news operations), a dedicated pool of eyes and ears on the ground.
Therefore the test beamline will be equipped with a sophisticated chopper system that provides the specific time structure of the ESS and enables variable wavelength resolutions via wavelength frame multiplication (WFM), a fundamental instrument concept beneficial for a number of instruments at ESS.
Intervallic behavior may or may not occur and the presumption of stationarity may not hold when the flag is recorded for long spans or the fundamental instruments of flag era change.
Several studies have shown that when countries embark on large-scale reforms of their health care systems, periodic monitoring and evaluation are fundamental instruments that ensure the achievement of the initial objectives of reform [ 1- 5].
Nine fundamental surgical instrument-tissue actions or manipulations are defined and common synonyms provided.
Helsinki Final Act of 1975 and other fundamental international instruments, I signed Decrees on the recognition by the Russian Federation of South Ossetia's and Abkhazia's independence.
This Directive represents one of the two fundamental legal instruments adopted with the objective of managing migration flows in the Union; the other is Council Directive 2003/86/EC of September 22, 2003, on the Right to Family Reunification.
