Sentence examples for since fundamental from inspiring English sources

The layout design stage of such manufacturing systems is especially important since fundamental performances of the manufacturing system under consideration are determined at this stage.

Since fundamental, second and third order harmonic phasors of current signals are deployed in this paper for ASWABP, estimations of these current phasors are discussed below.

There are also arguments against this since fundamental research has not been conducted on the stimuli levels necessary to alert impaired drivers [40].

Since fundamental research is published on a regular basis, it should be the same for this kind of applied research on long-term health effects, as suggested by the CE/2001/18 and the corresponding 1829/2003 regulations.

In addition, they have often argued that the domestic arena represents a normatively privileged site, since fundamental normative ideals and principles (for example, liberty or justice) are more likely to be successfully realized in the domestic arena than in relations among states.

Since fundamental experimental data on the structural nature of the polymer inorganic interface at the atomic level is scarce (not to say non-existent), molecular dynamics simulation can give the first suggestive insights into how an idealized interface — here between PEO and double-layered V2O5 gel – can behave.

Fluctuating oil prices have flummoxed analysts and investors alike since fundamentals haven't supported a more than doubling in per barrel prices since February.

Much may have changed since; that fundamental principle has not.

"We prefer to see the recent pull-back as a mere market correction since the fundamental economic picture in the US remains quite positive," she adds.

This is all the more important since the fundamental problem with the claims is that they would simply open the floodgates for innumerable additional prohibitions, if they were to be allowed.

Since his fundamental stance is passivity, Merwin's language can't feel as though it were summoned from too much effort of learning, or from casually gleaned perception or overheard conversation, which would concede the existence of actual other people.