Sentence examples for fundamentally introduced from inspiring English sources

He has cut some speeches, imported some lines from Strindberg's The Ghost Sonata and, most fundamentally, introduced Ibsen's play to explicitness: hands go shooting up skirts; the terminally ill young man of the house walks around with a face as white as a clown's and a big red scar; from time to time he pops on a red nose.

More fundamentally, PRM introduces a change of the overall paradigm of targeted experiments, by the decoupling of the acquisition and data processing.

Our system of tax credits is a fundamentally sound idea, introduced by Gordon Brown in April 2003, that after more than a decade's experience needs reform – as you would expect.

In this article fundamentally different perspectives are introduced and compared so fundamental that they deserve to be termed "metaphysical".

A new category of "unburnable" should be introduced, to fundamentally change the balance of power in the City.

THE last time Apple Computer introduced a fundamentally new operating system was in 1984, when System 1.0 was shipped with the original Macintosh computer.

Recent work on phenomenal intentionality (see section 3.4) does not seem to have introduced any fundamentally new conceptions of narrow content.

To jeopardize matters, emissions trading systems designed fundamentally different will be introduced globally within the next 5 10 years with some of them being already in force (New Zealand, e. g).. Linking the EU trading scheme with these systems will be technically complex and may lead to competitive distortions within the aviation sector.

"That means we can regularly introduce fundamentally new capabilities over time for all existing and future users".

Compared with conventional Ohmic-contact nanosensors, Schottky-contact has been introduced as a fundamentally new design for much enhanced sensitivity and improved responsive time of one-dimensional nanostructure based sensors.

As introduced ascidians can fundamentally alter both the structure and composition of benthic communities [ 15, 64], reduce the diversity of native species [ 65] and threaten economically important species [ 39, 66], it is imperative to define whether they are native or introduced in any particular region.