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 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.
Numerical simulation is a fundamental instrument for the elaboration and assessment of a strategic utilization of geothermal energy.
They are classified in the four categories sensor, operating, controller, and actuator by means of a concept hierarchy, which is a fundamental instrument of ontologies.
At the same time, we should notice that making rules, making routines, are a fundamental instrument by which organizations achieve stability and reliability.
As far as the mirror is concerned, apart from creating the imaginary, Lacan considers it the fundamental instrument of the identification process.
They have developed into a fundamental instrument and socio-spatial structure in governing the reception of newcomers that facilitates the concentration of refugees in allocated places within an allocated time.
Just as the Lexis diagram is a fundamental instrument to teach demography, we hope that the demographic time measures and their graphical depictions presented here will be helpful to teachers and young demographers who wish to explore time structures beyond age, period, and cohort.
