"Democracy's inevitability remains the premise," he says, "but I see an emphasis profoundly different than that of Fukuyama's End of History, which insisted that liberal, free-market democracies, such as our own and most of the European Union nations, have reached the evolutionary goal line".
Mr. Paul's assumption seems to be that with fatigue from two wars over the last decade and skepticism toward a growing security state, Republican voters will be open to a foreign policy approach that is profoundly different than the interventionist policies of Mr. Bush.
These resulted in an experience of patienthood that is profoundly different to that of fifty, or even twenty, years ago: rationalizing impulses and technological advances in healthcare mean that the nature of patient and professional work is changing [ 35].
A significant small crack effect is evident in this alloy, and it is observed that the influence of loading variables on small crack behavior is profoundly different from that on long cracks.
Mr. Summers's idea of the university presidency is profoundly different from that of his predecessors.
While the trauma of childhood cancer isn't profoundly different from that faced by older patients or others with potentially terminal diseases, "the issues are put into sharper relief because it's a kid, and children are not supposed to die before their parents," Mr. Bognar said.
Due to the presence of boundary limit sets (corresponding to ignition or extinction of the particles at zero residence time) and boundary Hopf sets (corresponding to oscillatory behavior of the catalyst particles), the steady-state and dynamic behavior of the heterogeneous model is found to be profoundly different from that of the pseudohomogeneous model.
This cultural perspective was profoundly different from that of the First Nations, those living on Vancouver Island at the time of European contact, and those still there.
Across a broad range of fundamental issues, including some we cannot today even predict, these two versions of the Supreme Court would be profoundly different institutions that would reach sharply different conclusions about the meaning of constitutional law.
