This result is of fundamental importance, and the evidence on which it rests deserves some consideration.
A conclusion of fundamental importance may be drawn from this conception, which is, to a certain extent, supported by experimental investigation.
These were concerned with plants of different families and led to results which are of fundamental importance for a true explanation of sexual reproduction.
Although, as we shall see hereafter, it may frequently or even generally be impossible to specify with exactness the forms of bifurcation in the process of evolution, yet the conception is one of fundamental importance.
To impart good manners rather than mere information, and to train for life in the world rather than for the life of a scholar, seem to both of fundamental importance in the education of a boy.
As in music, harmonious physical development and moral ends were held to be of fundamental importance.
For many purposes, in short, projective Geometry is wholly insufficient: thus it is unable to distinguish between different kinds of conics, though their distinction is of fundamental importance in many departments of knowledge.
By this construction, which is of fundamental importance to projective Geometry, the logical error, upon which Sir R.
In the present chapter, we have to discuss two questions which, though scarcely geometrical, are of fundamental importance to the theory of Geometry propounded above.
Angellino Dulcert, which is undoubtedly by the same man, was of fundamental importance to the representation of the North on the Catalan compass-charts.
It is authorized, therefore, not only to discharge the usual functions of legislation but also to do three other things of fundamental importance.
The voltameter provided a means of measuring quantity of electricity, and in the hands of Faraday and his successors became an appliance of fundamental importance.
External and superficial differences there may be, but none of fundamental importance.
At the root of Bolshevism lies a negation of everything of fundamental importance to the friendly and co-operative relations of governments and peoples.
These opinions, expressly recognizing the constitutionality of the free and full exercise of legislative power delegated by Congress beyond the power of the courts to review, are of fundamental importance.
This is a matter of fundamental importance, especially in its bearing upon the proposition, soon to be considered, of substituting a single uniform classification under government authority for the present threefold system.
In a representative democracy such as the United States, the question of the suffrage is of fundamental importance.
The evils of the party are numerous, and only those of fundamental importance can be discussed in this text.
They control physical and mental growth, and all the metabolic processes of fundamental importance.
These purposes, which are of fundamental importance to the whole of our nation and to the future of mankind, can only be attained if women first receive practical scientific education in the means of Birth Control.
A correct estimate of this influence is of fundamental importance.
This conclusion, that the acid properties of hydrogen chloride in aqueous solution are due to the ionized hydrogen chloride, rather than to the hydrogen chloride itself, is one of fundamental importance.
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