In his Grammar of Politics (1925), however, he defended the opposite position, viewing the state as "the fundamental instrument of society".
The notion here in this job description is that Twitter is both a front end for news, a first responder, a first draft of the first draft of history, and, as well, a back end, the fundamental instrument of all journalists, a wire service killer (the AP is still one of the significant costs in most news operations), a dedicated pool of eyes and ears on the ground.
As far as the mirror is concerned, apart from creating the imaginary, Lacan considers it the fundamental instrument of the identification process.
As the Constitution places emphasis on the need for democratic legitimacy as well as general elections, it may be reasonable to infer that the structure of the Constitution provides for a right to vote as a fundamental instrument of democratic legitimacy.
One thing that concerns me is that today's young women don't seem to care that we have a fundamental instrument of government that makes no express statement about the equal citizenship stature of men and women.
They are classified in the four categories sensor, operating, controller, and actuator by means of a concept hierarchy, which is a fundamental instrument of ontologies.
Several studies have shown that when countries embark on large-scale reforms of their health care systems, periodic monitoring and evaluation are fundamental instruments that ensure the achievement of the initial objectives of reform [ 1- 5].
However, it doesn't do a very good job of determining the fundamental of rich timbre instruments because it is not always the highest peak in the spectrum.
What was most remarkable in this recital – the final instalment of her Barbican residency – was how little the fundamental characteristics of her instrument have altered over the intervening years.
Usually the performer blows into the instrument to produce the fundamental drone pitch of the instrument, but performance techniques and playing styles vary regionally and according to the preference of the performer.
