Ultimately, it is hard to see what constrains, and what fundamentally is served by, the construction of these ideals.
Fundamentally it serves a purpose injecting a bit of telly-assisted glamour into an otherwise completely standard Saturday night in the kind of club where you're more likely to hear "Sex on Fire" than the latest Sex Tags Mania 12".
The transformation we are undertaking is one that will fundamentally help us better serve girls in the 21st century.
Genome-scale data have already served to fundamentally clarify the role of gene flow during (and after) speciation, although we predict that the differential propensity for speciation among phylogenetic lineages will be one of the most exciting frontiers for future genomic investigation.
More fundamentally, the course serves as students' introduction to doing history in the Department.
More fundamentally, a wingwoman serves as an icebreaker, because, as Mr. Forbes put it, women see men with women as "having a seal of approval and being less hostile".
Entitled Solemn Responsibility, the short film showcased prominent Republican figures – from Romney to former presidential candidates Marco Rubio and Lindsey Graham to top national security and defense officials – warning that Trump was fundamentally unfit to serve as commander-in-chief.
On the other side of the equation, the more time young adults spend in education (e.g., chasing master's degrees which serve fundamentally as a credential rather than enhancing their productivity) the less time they spend earning, and, yes, paying taxes.
However, despite the many functional similarities between plant and animal PCD, degradation of nuclear DNA in representatives of these two kingdoms seems to serve fundamentally different purposes.
What a toastie fundamentally is not is a sandwich served on toasted slices of bread, ciabatta roll or in a gum-lacerating grilled baguette.
