Sentence examples for noted fundamental from inspiring English sources

report noted "fundamental differences in the purpose and structure of the two approaches".

As previously noted, fundamental to the principle was the premise that various Earth processes of the past operated in much the same way as those processes operate today.

The Chinese foreign ministry has noted "fundamental changes" in the islands' situation, and has claimed to have "expelled" Japanese ships from their waters.

There were also, Marcus noted, fundamental differences over the scope and goals of the 9/11 commission, and those disagreements would surely accompany an investigation into torture (which would be more retributive in nature).

In the present work, we show that the reason of different dependences of frequencies can be related to both the van der Waals (vdW) interlayer interaction and the anharmonic interaction of noted fundamental vibrations with the corresponding combination tones (CT) of layer that manifests itself due to Fermi resonance in the layer.

As one participant noted, a fundamental aspect of the current capitalist system is that "the impact of a transaction" is often fundamentally separated from its "economic aspect".

It noted that fundamental weaknesses still existed, such as poor growth, huge differences in prosperity between member states, "destructively high" levels of unemployment and growing fears of a deflationary spiral.

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Analyzing 43 explicit conceptual changes in detail (many students wrote simply "My ideas have changed …" or "More than changing I've learned new things" or "I acquired new ideas"), I noted three fundamental categories of changes: knowledge, interests/attitudes, and motivation and concepts.

Justice Stephen Breyer has recently noted "three fundamental defects" with the death penalty -- unreliability, arbitrariness and long delays in carrying it out --and emphasized "the need to reconsider the validity of capital punishment under the Eighth Amendment".

Understanding such connections, he noted, is fundamental to approaching health challenges worldwide.