But it's fundamentally different than what's happening in classrooms right now.

This is a fundamentally different expression if you allow x's and a's.

And if you compare this to the microbes in a different air handling unit, you'll see that they're fundamentally different.

But if you look across these space types, you can see that they're fundamentally different from one another.

Just as Bill Murray s character could not escape Groundhog Day without radically changing his life, we cannot expect different economic outcomes without fundamentally different growth models.

But the way the symmetries interact enable us we've now got a language to distinguish why these symmetries are fundamentally different.

Furthermore, it was recognized that the two resources, polymetallic sulphides and cobalt rich ferromangnanese crusts, were fundamentally different resources and as a consequence different provisions were required to regulate each.

(c) Greater energy efficiency in industrial processes, including developing fundamentally new processes, intrinsically less energy intensive or depending on completely different feedstocks

However, in the Court's opinion, this was not fundamentally different from what already occurred in relation to adjudication of civil and political rights.

It is only the terrorists and the preachers of hate who want us to believe that Islam and the West are fundamentally different.

That's fundamentally dishonest.

Moreover, various existing host country agreements cover fundamentally different activities and operations, and different organizations have evolved over time customary regimes that are responsive to their particular assistance activities, locations and other unique circumstances.

Information technology has made commerce, banking, entertainment, services, the assembly line, education and health care all fundamentally different today than they were only a decade ago.

Fundamentally, these technologies exist today.

Its role is fundamentally normative.

On the other, it must be recognized that the nature of their aspirations for development, resources and services may be fundamentally different from those of other peoples.

One may perhaps speak of the advent of a new age in the Asian region, an age which proclaims fundamentally different, multidimensional markers and an emancipation from archaic stereotypes.

Rather, they are fundamentally economic and legal.

And when it's in their world, they can relate to it and play with it in a way that's fundamentally different from how they play with it on the screen.

A treaty body review of compliance with human rights obligations was fundamentally different in concept from any similar initiatives that could be undertaken by a newly formed Human Rights Council.

We know that something has gone fundamentally wrong.

And I think that's a fundamentally interesting question.

He ordered the Education Ministry to revise school textbooks to promote the idea that the Taiwanese people were fundamentally different, practically a different race from the Chinese. Clearly, Chen s hatred of dictatorship, whether Communist or KMT, consumed him, limiting his ability to think clearly.

The first wave (FW) evolution of Indian OFDI is fundamentally different from the second wave (SW) in terms of size and growth, geographical spread, sectoral characteristics, pattern of ownership and motivations (figure 1).

And the inconsistencies create, fundamentally, this last mile problem.

He fundamentally democratized the way we think about taste.

And fundamentally that's what I do in my lab.

The NPT is fundamentally a Treaty for mutual security.

This story is fundamentally different from the savings shortage and savings glut hypotheses, and it leads to dramatically different policies. Developing countries need to grow, but nowadays it is easier to acquire capacity and grow through FDI than it is to develop domestic mass consumption markets.

If you look at classrooms right adjacent to one another, they have very similar ecosystems, but if you go to an office that is a farther walking distance away, the ecosystem is fundamentally different.

There is a growing perception that the way in which wealth (and poverty) are distributed within a society, or between different societies, fundamentally affects the values, social coexistence and life in common among people.

So what are the signs that things are fundamentally changing?

This is because the conflict is fundamentally a comprehensive one.

Sperling is fundamentally different from the typical academic economist, who tends to concentrate on advancing economic theory and statistics. He concentrates on legislation that is, practical things that might be accomplished to lift the economy.

Ida Elisabeth Koch, arguing on the indivisibility of human rights, notes It has for several years been a generally accepted view that economic, social and cultural rights are fundamentally different from civil and political rights.

These multiple tasks make economic reconstruction fundamentally different from development as usual. To succeed, the transition to peace requires demobilization, disarmament and reintegration of former combatants, as well as reconstruction and rehabilitation of services and infrastructure.

We need to fundamentally redefine who it is that experts are.

I think they're right that evolution is fundamentally hostile to religion.

And four, a global recession that has fundamentally shocked consumer behaviors.

But they understood fundamentally that they are not a car company.

The reason is that the interface fundamentally determines the behavior. Okay?

One of the real challenges is to innovate fundamentally in education.

Yesterday you heard about molecular biology, which fundamentally computes to build.

That has been due fundamentally to conflicts among its permanent members.

Fundamentally, all power is in the hands of a cruel dictatorship.