Sentence examples for fundamental statements from inspiring English sources

For these general formulations, some fundamental statements concerning stability and attractiveness of steady-state solutions may be given for large amplitudes and configurations which are not too close to the linear stability threshold.

The following fundamental statements are widely known to hold and can be found in [1, 9, 10], respectively.

The independence techniques were so powerful that set theorists soon found themselves preoccupied with the meta-theoretic enterprise of proving that certain fundamental statements could not be proved or refuted within ZFC.

The Augsburg Confession, which became a fundamental statement of Lutheran belief, assumed that reconciliation with the Catholics was still possible.

The Clausius Inequality, the fundamental statement of the second law of thermodynamics, focuses on the net entropy rejection by heat transfer out of a closed system operating in a cyclic manner.

For physiology, it provided a fundamental statement about organic nature that permitted physiologists henceforth to perform the same kind of material and energy balances as their colleagues in physics and chemistry.

Again, there may be sound business reasons for doing this, but editorially it is about the most fundamental statement anyone could make about how newspapers see themselves in relation to the newly-shaped world".

A colleague of Martin Luther, he played a prominent role in the early Reformation conferences, particularly at Marburg (1529) and at Augsburg (1530), where he helped draft the Augsburg Confession, a fundamental statement of Lutheran belief.

"[T]he act of incorporating the same-sex marriage ban into the state constitution sends the message that South Dakota's same-sex marriage ban is not a temporary state of affairs but rather a fundamental statement of the state's public policy," she wrote.

More and more, I am coming to believe that the battle over the extent and terms on which the private sector takes over the delivery of public services and so expresses the public realm is a fundamental statement about our civilisation.

Weber's (1948) essay on the elements of Bureaucracy is a fundamental statement of organization.