The latter fundamentally treats documents as documents, he said, whereas a blog post or page is a much richer experience due to its video, image, and gallery features.
JUSTICE WHITE errs fundamentally in treating all of the above officials as if the scope of their authority were identical.
Asking about expectations, said Justin Wolfers, one of the study's authors, "is fundamentally about treating poll respondents with respect".
These detainees have been treated in fundamentally dehumanizing ways, from torture to denial of fair trials, and their art reminds us that we cannot ignore their condition.
She gave her reaction to his readmission to the Liberal Democrats to Nicholas Watt "The Liberal Democrats' announcement about Lord Rennard shows that fundamentally they have always treated this as a media problem, not as a problem within their party culture.
"Many patients in the U.S. are fundamentally more comfortable being treated by a clinician face to face than a doctor by video or text chat; it will take time for that preference to change," he said.
Heraclitus, with his reduction of everything to fire, is the token monist; Empedocles, with his four elements, represents finite pluralism; and Anaxagoras, read through the lens of Aristotelian doxography as making all the 'homoeomerous' or 'like-parted' stuffs the elements, is treated as fundamentally sui generis.
"I don't believe they should be treated differently, fundamentally".
Indeed, treated patients are fundamentally different from non-treated patients in terms of disease severity, and using the latter group as a comparator would preclude disentangling the respective role of treatment and severity of the disease if the severity itself is associated with vascular events.
This interplay – between subjective experiences and objective measures of internal states – also has deep philosophical implications that get to the heart of how we treat fundamentally subjective constructs in both medical and forensic contexts.
See, e.g., Brief for PhRMA as Amicus Curiae 14 20 (explaining that "key aspects of [detailers'] jobs as they are currently structured are fundamentally incompatible with treating [detailers] as hourly employees").
