However, over time, we absolutely believe that AR fundamentally has broader applicability because you are able to simultaneously interact with virtual data without occluding any of the senses from reality.
"It is fundamentally inaccurate to draw broad conclusions regarding Proposition 39's full impact until the program is fully implemented.
Indeed, if we consider his movement as fundamentally religious, in the broad sense of the term, rather than strictly political, his otherwise surprising success begins to make a lot of sense.
American diplomats, businessmen and policy analysts have been trying to convince India, the subcontinent's economic power, that the president's visit is fundamentally about building a broader, deeper relationship -- one that will encompass cooperative efforts in trade, science and technology, the environment and health, among others.
These data suggest that ghrelin signaling in the LHA is not involved in conditioned feeding, (or at least to a lesser extent than the vHP) and may potentially have a broader and/or fundamentally different role in feeding behavior.
They fall into two broad categories with fundamentally different optical mechanisms.
Kenya Barris has consistently managed to push things right up to the line on Black-ish, while making a fundamentally relatable sitcom for a broad base of American viewers.
Mark Downs, chief executive of the Royal Society of Biology, sees a larger impact: "The potential remit of Research UK, extending into both research council and departmental research directions, is broad and could fundamentally reshape the research landscape of the U.K".
The management of TOA is a fundamentally conservative treatment with systemic broad-spectrum antibiotics.
It's fundamentally deceptive, of course, in a broad sense, but really only if the clips are passed on as genuine.
