Sentence examples for fundaments and from inspiring English sources

She goes on to observe that "the obsession with Saartjie's posterior, posterity and broad bottomedness, and the endless punning on rear ends, rumps, fundaments and fat arses became explicitly tied to the most pressing and topical political issues concerning the decline of King George, the rise of the Regency and which rumps would take over government".

This chapter discusses in detail the shallow foundations, their fundaments, and applications.

This article is the second one from a pair focusing on the mass transfer fundaments and the analogy between the processes of absorption and distillation.

Currently, there is a wide range of channel models, with theoretical fundaments and experimental for predictions for mitigation of path in mobile communication systems, consisting of one of the most important steps in the planning of mobile cellular systems.

And since this is done by any power-seeker, ranging from hooligans such as Nigeria's Boko Haram, unscrupulous opportunists within Malaysia's Malay-based political parties, purportedly devout scholars or aging aristocrats, it has become difficult to tell what seriously rests on religious fundaments and what does not.

I had the good fortune to see River of Fundament and that five-hours-and-50-minute film (with two breaks) is about half sung through opera.

It's those kinds of gatekeeper attitudes that Lift has helped to sweep away, paving the ground for year-round seasons of international work such as Bite, and a British theatre that is far less insular and up its own fundament, and infinitely more receptive to influences from abroad.

The latter contains three treatises, Chengchu tongbian benmo (1274; "Fundament and Periphery for Continuity and Change in Multiplication and Division"), Tianmu bilei chengchu jiefa (1275; "Quick Methods for Multiplication and Division in Surveying and Analogous Categories"), and Xu gu zhai qi suan fa (1275; "Selection of Strange Mathematical Methods in Continuation of Antiquity").

Therefore, they serve as a fundament and raise the potential of this technique to popularise the minimal invasive approach.

Until very recently the English reader had to make do with incomplete translations of two works by Reinhold: one, by George di Giovanni, of excerpts from the Fundament and another, by Sabine Rohr, of portions of the Verhandlung über die Grundbegriffe und Grundsätze der Moralität aus dem Gesichtspunke des gemeinen und gesunden Verstandes.

Shaking, gyrating, flexing and flouncing fundaments are front and centre of Cannon's giddy Saturday Night Fever-goes-to-Kingston tale.