Your professor is fair, fundamentally friendly, a little odd, but not very mysterious.
Analytical organisations are fundamentally curious.
Saul was fundamentally sound.
And it also stars Tamsin Greig, as Alice, who, despite being married with kids in real life, is the current pre-eminent embodiment of the post-Bridget Jones thirtysomething singleton: sweet and funny and quirkily attractive, but fundamentally, and empathetically, also pretty odd.
Until recently, his criticisms were understood to be consistent with an odd, fractious but fundamentally sound friendship.
There's nothing fundamentally offensive, really, about the new Odd Future Stone Wash Pajama Zubaz uniforms that adidas rolled out on Thursday, in preparation for the NCAA tournament later this month.
On the contrary, however, the explicit formula for Riemann zeta function at odd values is difficult if not fundamentally impossible to obtain.
The crucial implication is this: If you treat all individuals as fundamentally the same in your theoretical constructs, it would be odd to insist that the law should suddenly start treating them differently.
Poor early social understanding predicted ACD but not ODD, which supports the argument that ACD symptoms fundamentally reflect a lack of empathy for others, associated with an early deficit in social understanding [ 11].
