At a time of unprecedented low interest rates and long-term unemployment, such a program is good economics but, more fundamentally, it is common sense.
Service providers who routinely and repeatedly divide their customers into groups--those who are "worth" a best effort and those who are not--are engaged on a daily basis in doing something that fundamentally undermines our common humanity.
Removing the obscuring filter of HIV brings into stark relief the more fundamentally important and common needs of volunteers and their clients alike: food, livelihoods, jobs and education for their children.
Bicycles and motorcycles are both single-track vehicles and so their motions have many fundamental attributes in common and are fundamentally different from and more difficult to study than other wheeled vehicles such as dicycles, tricycles, and quadracycles.
That race is fundamentally about someone's common humanity and something that they can't change, unlike religion.
A relative radical index scale, centered on the radical index of a series of n-alkanes which are observed and fundamentally explained to be common, is established.
This approach is conceptually fundamentally different from the common use of anisotropic yield functions to capture tension-compression asymmetry and texture-induced anisotropy in poly-crystalline SMAs.
Games, by ditching the pretensions of a medium it fundamentally has nothing in common with, could do the same.
It depended fundamentally on creating a common enemy: communists and terrorists abroad, liberals and people of color at home.
When sales figures were not as expected, instead of laying off employees to make a gap in the deficit, Iwata took the blame, and for this he showed that he was a CEO that fundamentally disagreed with the common perception of what CEO's should do in times of crisis.
