"There are some fundamental new realities".
"If this is about adjusting to fundamental new realities, then I'm assuming we'll get his fundamental new proposals 10 days ahead of the session.
Historically, Mr. Gordon notes, productivity wanes when innovation based on fundamental new technologies runs out.
We have introduced fundamental new disequilibriums into one of the most sensitive parts of the globe.
Fundamental new branches of the subject resulted that deepened, generalized, and violated principles of ancient geometry.
The relatively new concept of apoptosis - programmed cell-death in normal tissue - has also led to a fundamental new comprehension of how treatments may work against tumours.
Moreover, Pakistan and Afghanistan are both faced with a fundamental new reality as the US withdraws troops from the region, said Hussain.
The bill would also grant European consumers a fundamental new right: data portability, or the right to easily transfer one's personal posts, photos and video from one online service site to another.
The bill would also grant European consumers a fundamental new right: data portability, or the right to easily transfer an individual's posts, photographs and video from one online service site to another.
From 2005 on, Apple introduced new versions of its software, and elements of three fundamental new technologies — Spotlight, Cover Flow and Time Machine — looked and behaved more than a little like Professor Gelernter's brainchildren.
It would grant European Union citizens a fundamental new right: data portability or a citizen's right to easily transfer his or her own personal posts, photos, and video from one online service site to another.
