I want books that change me, which fundamentally shift some perception, understanding of life.
This book is the first initiative linking IP enforcement and development, which fundamentally differs from the approach and perspective of developed countries.
"MIT offered a unique setting for cultivating my entrepreneurial as well as technical skills, which fundamentally changed my professional career," Diaz says.
Then, the problem of dynamic load carrying capacity on flexible mobile manipulators is converted into a trajectory optimization problem, which fundamentally is a constrained nonlinear optimization problem.
"It could be that the Honshu earthquake is the catalyst which fundamentally reshapes our approach to global energy," Bernstein Research analysts wrote last week.
Yet at the core was an idea, a product, which fundamentally made sense then and – given you're reading these words five years on – makes sense now.
Cable told Sky News that "anything which fundamentally threatens to diminish the value of Rolls-Royce could be a trigger for the government to take a stake".
"Yet," he wrote, "at the core was an idea, a product, which fundamentally made sense then and – given you're reading these words five years on – makes sense now".
But its success as a games console would be handing yet more control of the medium to a company which fundamentally looks down on games and gaming.
Globally, we have collaborated in the creation of a medium which fundamentally alters the way in which we speak to one another.
The encoding process is performed in 3D, which fundamentally solves the fitting problems of the 2D tailoring and pattern-making process.
