Generally, though, most innovations in TV are tonal rather than structural: Channel 4's Peep Show and BBC3's Being Human are fundamentally flat-share sitcoms but are innovative in their attitude to character, language and camera angle.
But fundamentally these flats could have been refurbished and saved, as could several of the estates like Rutherglen or Hamilton, and it's down to the people that moved in who tore it down from the inside, taking it away from everyone.
Nobody was too dispirited by the court process: fundamentally, this one flat isn't the point.
But for Bruce and Stephanie Tharp of Materious, the Chicago-based design studio, it posed a challenge: "how to bring something interesting to what is fundamentally just a flat surface," as Mr. Tharp put it.
Vettel has certainly had the vast majority of any reliability problems Red Bull have had, but fundamentally Ricciardo has flat beaten him out on the race track.
For high-priced assets, a flat tax is fundamentally unlikely to work.
Dune II, which arguably established the conventions for the real-time strategy genre, was fundamentally designed to be a "flat interface", with no additional screens.
Throughout Yorubaland, human figures are represented in a fundamentally naturalistic way, except for bulging eyes, flat, protruding, and usually parallel lips, and stylized ears.
Department of Energy: Civilian energy research would remain flat at $2.5 billion, but "that's fundamentally a good-news budget," says Martha Krebs, DOE's energy-research chief.
HepG2 cultured on the grating nanopattern substrate without cisplatin displayed a fundamentally different morphology compared to cells cultured on the flat surface.
