Sentence examples for fundamental set from inspiring English sources
There is often not a fundamental set of facts on which opposing sides can agree to use as a starting point, making discussion or debate impossible.
On the far side of all the church scandals and all its misspent energy, these Catholics still see a fundamental set of values, a compass, that they don't want to lose touch with or give up on.
That most fundamental set of rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, fundamental rights that were denied to college students at Virginia Tech and high school students at Columbine and elementary school students in Newtown; and kids on street corners in Chicago on too frequent a basis to tolerate".
The City also faces a fundamental set of challenges: are its skills and history, its networks of firms and the liquidity of its markets enough to keep it the world's pre-eminent international financial centre, even as the weight of global economic activity shifts to Asia?Dividing the houseRegulators are naturally obsessed with the financial crisis of 2008-09.
From Theorem 3.1, it follows that, if, then (1.1) has a fundamental set of solutions with, and ; if, then (1.1) has a fundamental set of solutions with, and,.
They are also linearly independent and therefore form a fundamental set of solutions.
In this study, the simplest and most fundamental sets of processes are distilled that describe the emission data measured during aerobic and anaerobic leachate recirculation in lysimeters.
In all cases, a simple criterion is developed for answering this question, and if the answer is yes, all successful changes are identified as mappings from more fundamental sets.
This fundamental setting provided by the classical continuum theory of dislocation systems has, over the past two decades, inspired many models (e.g. (Sedláček et al. 2003; Xiang 2009; Zhu and Xiang 2015)).
Nanotechnology is assumed to be a fundamental setting in drug delivery system and human therapeutics.
The most fundamental skill set required, Mr. Meyers said, is one that is part of the DNA of Silicon Valley: being entrepreneurial in finding and exploiting new markets.
