But it misses the fundamental point for which the system was created: to guarantee the elderly a minimal income whether the country is in a time of prosperity or a time of hardship.
"So we've tried to be reasonable, the fundamental point for us is that we get our money back, but on the terms and conditions we're prepared to be flexible".
"The fundamental point for a lot of people is the networking opportunity," said one of the event's organizers, Bill Childs, who hosts a family music radio show in western Massachusetts.
This is a rather fundamental point for applications because the discrepancy between these two theories can be very large in the case of short columns with thin skins.
We have to say that this is a fundamental point for us to understand the cooperation, transition and prospects of East Asia, and for our confidence in the future integration and communalization of East Asia as well.
The surface functionalization of the CNTs by linking specific functional groups has been a fundamental point for antibodies attaching as recognition element for immunosensing application.
For John Kerry, one of his fundamental points of identity was his image as a Vietnam War hero.
Their arrivals are events, their presence is a fundamental point of reference for the Beales, who have long lived as recluses.
The study allows a better understanding of the material structure/electrocatalytic behavior relationship, which is essential on a fundamental point of view for the determination of reaction mechanisms and on a practical point of view for the rational design of catalysts active and selective towards oxidation of polyols from biomass.
Understanding the mechanisms responsible for carbon nanotube (CNT) internalisation into live cells is considered critical both from a fundamental point of view and for further engineering of CNT-based delivery systems to intracellular targets.
