The answer rests on three fundamentally false beliefs: that every time scientific research finds a relationship between two phenomena, one necessarily causes the other; that people who behave responsibly and are willing to make difficult choices can prevent virtually all risk, including health risks; and that breastfeeding is free.
The recollection and celebration of the myth enable the religious community to think of and participate in the fundamentally real time, space, and mode of orientation that enables them to define their cultural life in a specific manner.
Although 3D printing is also called rapid prototyping, it is fundamentally a time consuming process to build any object by adding numerous layers.
Regardless of subject matter, all novels are fundamentally about time, writer Jonathan Lethem says.
While our experience of the force of gravity is continual, our explanations of how it works have changed fundamentally over time.
EARLY BIRD I wake up sometime between 5 30 and 6, which is fundamentally the same time I wake up every other day.
"It's fundamentally time for somebody to have the guts to stand up and say, enough lying about the Middle East".
In the absence of a universal yardstick, the framework for evaluation has fundamentally shifted from time to place.
Social and technological networks are becoming increasingly dependent on one another, and both types of networks are fundamentally embedded in time, space, and organizational structure.
Since the Sullivan decision is "well embedded in the law," Professor Stone said, it is unlikely to be fundamentally altered any time soon.
Cobban, seeing Burke as "the greatest of the followers of Locke", denies that he changed his opinion fundamentally at the time of the French Revolution; rather, "an inconsistency runs right through his thought" (Cobban 1960: 40).
