It's probably mechanical or fundamental right now for him.
Scott said he thought the team's problems were more intangible than strategic or fundamental.
These starches are polysaccharides in which the monomer, or fundamental unit, is glucose.
Congress is better off focusing on longer-term problems, like the looming entitlement crunch or fundamental tax reform.
Notes have a basic tone, or fundamental, but they can also have many overtones that intermix in polyphonic music.
When blown across their open ends, they produced the 12 lü, or fundamental pitches, of the octave.
The team's remaining stars, like David Wright, distinguish themselves through grittiness or power or fundamental play, but not ostentatious athleticism.
But economists have generally run with his mathematical model, or fundamental variations on it, and ignored his caveat.
But the lesson of wise public works is not, truth be told, always about the benefits of foundational analysis or fundamental change.
In fact, in the Yankee universe, where history and legacy sustain fans during lean years, the Mets don't really exist in any serious or fundamental way.
Fundamentalism is defined in the Oxford English Dictionary as the "strict maintenance of ancient or fundamental doctrines of any religion, especially Islam".
