That is, the very idea of species fundamentally comprises, at least in part, the preservation of form over time and its transmission from one generation to the next (p. xi).
The German language HADS fundamentally comprises a tri-dimensional underlying factor structure (labelled by Friedman et al. as psychomotor agitation, psychic anxiety and depression).
It is coherent that the measure of degree centrality (the number of nodes that connect to a given node) contains more discriminative information in these areas, since the motor network fundamentally comprises the output of the central nervous system.
The ACTF materials fundamentally comprise of sheets because of auxiliary imperfections, which are relied upon to give dynamic destinations to adsorption.
Similarly, Fiske's [10] relational models theory asserted that exchange and communal relationships are fundamentally distinct, comprising two of the four basic psychological models used to manage human social life.
Recognition of emotion and mental state from speech is a fundamentally multidisciplinary field, comprising contributions from psychology, speech science, linguistics, (co-occurring) nonverbal communication, machine learning, artificial intelligence and signal processing, among others.
The outer membrane of bacteria is composed of lipopolysaccharides and is fundamentally asymmetric, while the inner membrane comprises tight chains of phospholipids, which are semi-permeable [75].
Supported by a growing body of recent research is a view that this additional information is fundamentally structural in character, somehow comprising additional molecular biophysical properties of the DNA polymer itself.
Just as this fundamentally proto-fascist movement itself is comprised of a fairly broad range of core organizing issues subsumed under its white-male-nationalist umbrella, the media that form its infrastructure likewise reflect a (modest) range of viewpoints and temperaments.
"Inclusive capitalism is fundamentally about delivering a basic social contract comprised of relative equality of outcomes".
These sub-systems are further comprised of many interconnected components that are fundamentally different, including non-biological elements (e.g. amenities, products), along with individuals, communities, organisations, regulatory agencies and political bodies.
