Sentence examples for fundamental structures from inspiring English sources

He didn't mean simple unrest but a vertiginous sense of impermanence about the most fundamental structures of the state.

As the medium heads towards its centenary, though, certain fundamental structures have been largely unchanged for decades, such as the chatshow or the art documentary, in which an expert stands in front of a canvas and explains it.

Marriage is considered important because it maintains caste, class and gender – the most fundamental structures in society, says Dr Clarinda Still, postdoctoral research officer on the contemporary south Asian studies programme at the University of Oxford.

Using experiments involving brain imaging, recent research by Tania Singer of the Functional Imaging Laboratory of University College London and Professor Ernst Fehr of the University of Zurich has shown that reciprocity is supported by fundamental structures in the brain.

While he is in thrall to "modernisation", he seems to have no interest in reforming the fundamental structures of key state-run institutions like the NHS or the school system.

Joachim promised that God's mysterious saving power would burst fully into history in the immediate future and would change forever the fundamental structures of the cosmos as well as the social and ecclesiastical world.

First, we assume that the structural parameters of the core part are the same as the fundamental structure.

The New Deal created the fundamental structure of our contemporary society.

Archbishop Tarcisio Bertone of the Vatican said the ordination attacked "the fundamental structure of the Church".

Quietly, but surely, the NSW government has been radically changing the fundamental structure of healthcare in our most populous state.

Like the chunky-space solution, string theory assumes a fundamental structure to space, but from there the two diverge.