It is not surprising that talk of the many meanings of unity, namely, fundamental level, unification, system, organization, universality, simplicity, atomism, reduction, harmony, complexity or totality, can bring an urgent grip on our intellectual imagination.
Yet, this fact also speaks to an underlying theme that runs through the work, namely the fundamental lack of adequate symbols that speak to and represent the Mexican-American population.
Any list of the flaws in these bills should begin with one that has received less notice than it deserves, namely their fundamental dishonesty.
The semi-inverse method is utilized; namely, the fundamental mode of vibration is postulated as a polynomial too.
The survey of the elements geometry, with special attention to imperfections, is presented; then results of the impact load test, namely the fundamental frequencies and modal shapes of free vibration, are reported.
When playback experiments systematically varied different features of the calls, listeners attended to variation in the two most prominent features that correlated with rank, namely the fundamental frequency and the length of the "hoo" syllable [Kitchen, D., Cheney, D.L., Engh, A., Fischer, J., Moscovice, L., Seyfarth, R.M., unpublished data].
Namely, the fundamentals of woebegone love, local colour and great tunes.
Next, we discuss the potential and challenges driven by the SOA paradigm on four different levels of abstraction, namely service fundamentals, service composition, interaction services, performance, and overarching aspects, and we discuss those driven by standardization.
In the case of Heidegger, in particular, the paramount position of technology in modern society is a symptom of something more fundamental, namely a wrongheaded attitude towards Being which has been in the making for almost 25 centuries.
The latest experiments of the Large Hadron Collider are now validating what the Bible has been telling us through metaphor since 8,000 B.E. (Before Einstein), namely that the fundamental particle of matter, from which we and everything else is formed, is best described as a "sound energy".
Importantly, we propose that this is achieved by inducing an adaptive response regulated by cep-1, namely autophagy, a fundamental cellular recycling program.
