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Перевод: fundamental
[прилагательное] основной; коренной; существенный; фундаментальный; основополагающий; [существительное] основное правило; принцип ; основы ; основной тон
Тезаурус:
- Neither Naisbitt's shrewdness, however, nor his ear-to-the ground monitoring techniques, can overcome some of the fundamental limitations of his approach.
- Leapor's treatment of the division of labour in this poem confirms that this was a fundamental struggle in her life and poetry, not simply a localized disagreement with Sophronia.
- It is a very natural and fundamental protective instinct; babies respond in this manner if they are allowed to fall.
- He identified "three fundamental aspects of citizenship" which should be the responsibility of the school to cover: " the individual's rights and responsibilities within a democratic society the organisations and structures of society, including the rules and laws within which it functions (and) the role of the individual'
- Any theological reflection on human work and social praxis ought to be rooted in this fundamental affirmation.
- The European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms was launched in November 1950, with 12 states immediately appending their signatures.
- The Fundamental Principle, proclaimed in capital letters with definite reference implying definitive solution.
- The interpretation of culture and even the ability to understand what is happening in the society under scrutiny as well as the need to grapple with political or ethical questions are all endless and fundamental problems of the moment (Phillips 1973: 78).
- It was the fundamental question.
- The difference between this and our normal looking may seem small but it is fundamental, since the mental attitude of recognizing the active deed of directing a finger of looking to touch the building is experienced as a real extension of consciousness far beyond the limits of the physical body.
- But there are more fundamental reasons why unity with either Rome or the Orthodox is still a long way off.
- Bendall (1976) states " the most fundamental mistake was to separate those who teach and those who practise."
- This interaction between the small and the large scales is a fundamental feature of the model, just as it is of the real atmosphere.
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