Sentence examples for presumably fundamental from inspiring English sources

In fact, empire and Superpower undermine and implicitly oppose two presumably fundamental principles of American political ideology: that the Constitution provides the standard for a government of limited powers - and that American governance and politics are democratic".

Thus although E. cuniculi does not show the full range of CDKs found in the yeasts, it nonetheless has homologues corresponding to both these classes, indicating that the roles of CDKs as cell cycle and RNA pol II regulators are presumably fundamental.

This individuality in diversity is presumably also the fundamental basis of the high discriminatory potential of the human palette to distinguish rice varieties after cooking, even when the grains come from genetically closely related varieties ([Calingacion et al. 2011];[Champagne et al. 2010]).

Some of these differences may just reflect the more complete series of early developmental time points reported for Acropora, while others presumably result from fundamental differences in the overall developmental biology of the anemone and the coral (see [ 38, 39]).

A war of necessity is presumably one that is "fundamental to the defense of our people," as Mr. Obama has said about Afghanistan.

A more fundamental theory — presumably a full theory of quantum gravity — will be free of such singular behavior.

(2) According to this classification psychology should be considered a Geisteswissenschaft and presumably even the most fundamental of all Geisteswissenschaften in that it studies the human mind in the most direct and rigorous fashion.

This, presumably, is the most fundamental level, and understanding the theoretical framework at that level is central to understanding the underlying ontology of the theory (and so the manner in which any other structures might emerge from it). 'Matrix theory' is an attempt to do just this, to provide a mathematical formulation of M-theory, but it remains highly speculative.

This version of the view avoids the problem about having c-fibers since presumably that property is not fundamental.

If you go on to learn that electrons, along with muons and tau particles, are a kind of lepton and that all leptons are fundamental, you have presumably edged a little closer.

The sensitivity of these models to the fundamental frequency is presumably related to the fact that these are the only models that explicitly rely on the harmonicity of the observed signal (since in the PZLP case, the comb filter model is used).