fundamental problem

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meanings of fundamentaland problem

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fundamental
adjective
uk /ˌfʌn.dəˈmen.təl/ us /ˌfʌn.dəˈmen.t̬əl/
forming the base, from which everything ...
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problem
noun[C]
uk /ˈprɒb.ləm/ us /ˈprɑː.bləm/
a situation, person, or thing that needs attention and needs to be dealt with ...
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Examples of fundamental problem

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A more fundamentalproblem is the assumption that, properly equipped with savvy and information, patients can make their way through the health care system.
The fundamentalproblem is that critical values compiled under the random-walk null hypothesis are invalid in this case, even asymptotically.
This suggests a more fundamentalproblem facing the grievance arguments, however they are elaborated.
A fundamentalproblem for any adaptive system with a memory is: how should established representations be modified on the basis of experience?
However, this does not overcome the fundamentalproblem of a small number of primary descent graph samples having very high weights associated with them.
There is another fundamentalproblem with atomistic simulations (related to the relatively small system size).
The fundamentalproblem lies in identifying structural variants with exact semantic equivalence.
These studies indicate a fundamentalproblem when looking for differences between biotypes using a particular marker.
The present study suggests that this type of multifunctionality is a fundamentalproblem to be solved by children during language acquisition.
However, using probability theory threw up a major fundamentalproblem.
Given the premises of the old order, their diminishing capacity to do so presents a fundamentalproblem to reformers.
However, this finding is not a fundamentalproblem but dependent on the culture and prevalent incentives.
This certainly is a difficulty, but in our view the fundamentalproblem with dispositionalism is that it is unmotivated.
Figure 11 shows the fundamentalproblem behind answer confusability.
Without this second injunction, one is left with the fundamentalproblem of explaining how the child ever manages to retreat from error.
One fundamentalproblem in this royal match was the difficulty of conceiving a marriage between equals.
This is the fundamentalproblem with a case study approach and attempting to generalise out of single cases.
The fundamentalproblem is the failure to clarify and define the nurse's role in rehabilitation and its ' invisibility ' in the wider literature.
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