Sentence examples for fundamentally organized from inspiring English sources
Developing these ideas, Baudrillard sketched a fundamental dividing line in history between symbolic societies — i.e., societies fundamentally organized around premodern exchange — and productivist societies (i.e., societies organized around production and commodity exchange).
Windows 7 is a good example of this: while it's multitouch-friendly in some ways (the Surface project has contributed a lot to this), it's also fundamentally organized around the mouse in other, more important ways.
So what are critical features of a state accountability system that reflects real urgency, but is also fundamentally organized around improvement?
All the energies that make up physical human life are fundamentally organized and vibrate according to what you give your attention to and how you feel about what you give your attention to.
These findings suggest that our perceptions of our physical appearance matter so much to us because we believe that physical attractiveness is one dimension in which society is fundamentally organized.
It is increasingly clear that primary cilia fundamentally organize various cellular signaling processes, including those emanating from conventional and atypical seven-transmembrane receptors [9], [12], [30], [39].
We are called to re- imagine and re-create our world around fundamentally new organizing principles.
The protests seem centrally organized, except that they are fundamentally organic and without central strategic or political leadership or clear short-term and long-term objectives.
Square dancing is fundamentally an activity organized by the people.
But with tons of data-storage space, the capacity to show Power Point sales presentations, manage spreadsheets and word documents, personal digital assistants (PDAs) from Palm and Handspring have moved beyond helping executives get organized to fundamentally changing business operations.
The American city was organized in a fundamentally different way from Sarajevo.
