Sentence examples for more fundamental aspects from inspiring English sources
Rare is the contribution that grounds politics and policy into the more fundamental aspects of our human condition.
This reflects the fact that a few big players have come to dominate the more fundamental aspects of AI like computer vision, voice recognition, and natural-language processing.
But there is certainly a case for bringing about a change in the culture of the side, where micro-management has been taken to excessive degrees, and which has maybe taken the focus from more fundamental aspects of preparation.
While massages, free food and a week's training course of your choice might seem very enticing, there are more fundamental aspects of an employee's wellbeing that a company can support.
Rather than merely launching or reviving negotiations on such issues as ballistic missile defenses or human rights, we should now invest time and attention to repair more fundamental aspects of our relationship and the nature of our interaction.
This manuscript aims to build a bridge between empirical testing in CS and more fundamental aspects of the relevant fluid mechanics: Parameters associated with the multi-phase character of the process are not yet well understood.
At the same time, simply damning McNamara for the Vietnam war overlooks a more fundamental aspect of his legacy.
But it would appear many "snowflake" millennials also cannot handle a more fundamental aspect of daily life: raw meat.
Good questions, though a better one relates to a more fundamental aspect of these trains, some of which have revived the habit of dumping human excrement on the track.
If Anonymous has suffered any lasting damage from the infighting, perhaps it is to a more fundamental aspect of its identity: its cherished image as an utterly decentralized and leaderless force a hive-minded swarm in which there are no fixed positions of control and no individuals more authoritative than any others.
In that way, we not only help with the United Nation's current work on the Sustainable Development Goals (and, indeed transporting diplomats to events like this weeks's Forum), but a more fundamental aspect of the UN entirely.
