Fox noted, however, that the United States work force and American ingenuity were surely fundamentals, "and it's not at all crazy to argue that these fundamentals are strong".
Surely a fundamental premise of any democratic society ought to be that it tolerates a broad range of speech – and this must include non-pornographic pictures of scantily clad women.
The polychrome, richly ornamented House for Essex by the architects FAT and the artist Grayson Perry is a tour de force of imagination, craft, detail and of three-dimensional creativity, which is surely the fundamental attribute of architecture, but it wasn't enough to win one of 12 awards given by RIBA East.
The wave theory, for example, is surely the fundamental theory.
Freedom from discrimination based on sexual orientation is surely a fundamental human right in any great democracy, as much as freedom from racial, religious, gender, or ethnic discrimination.
Ultimately acceptable thresholds for screening characteristics incorporated into future clinical practice will surely address fundamental questions: Is society willing to accept a screening test less sensitive and specific compared to screening methods currently considered acceptable in the general public (due to the increased incidence of AD with an aging population)?
ItsMeSimon responded: Surely, this is fundamental to all arts and culture.
By the authors' interpretation, both of those moves were so unlikely that they almost surely represented a fundamental, enduring change in home teams' expected win rate.
"The capacity for a voter to express his or her preference is surely the most fundamental feature of any electoral system," Coleman said.
Further on, since complex networks are often dynamically adaptive systems, driven both by their inner structure and their environmental constraints, the role that dynamic evolution, fluctuations and adaptability may play will most surely also be fundamental to understand their behavior.
