Crossword clues for fundamentals
fundamentals
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Wiktionary
n. 1 (plural of fundamental English) 2 (context finance English) The fundamental analysis data.
WordNet
n. principles from which other truths can be derived; "first you must learn the fundamentals"; "let's get down to basics" [syn: basics, fundamental principle, basic principle, bedrock]
Usage examples of "fundamentals".
The fundamentals about engrams had been formulated and "unconsciousness" had been discovered as being a period of actual recording, when the theory began to predict new phenomena not hitherto observed.
It affects the very roots of our society, the strength of the Charter, the fundamentals on which this whole society is based.
With the few fundamentals listed here, the problem of aberration can be resolved.
These fundamentals are simple, they have given rise to as much trouble as individuals and societies have experienced.
The institutions for the insane, the prisons for the criminals, the armaments accumulated by nations, yes, and even the dust which was a civilization of yesterday exist because these fundamentals were not understood.
This does not mean that their significance as fundamentals of science will be questioned.
There are certain fundamentals to the golf swing that help one play consistently, just as there must be certain fundamentals to playing the pipes.
I had hoped that, in time, I would be able to open up to the game here, having understood and internalized the fundamentals David was teaching me.
His knowledge of Tyrathca history was almost zero, although the fundamentals were there.
If democracy and self-rule are the fundamentals, then why should people give up these rights when they enter their workplace?
My foster father gave me all the assistance I needed, and our Hold Harper was a good technician, not very creative,” and Sebell waggled a hand, “but capable of teaching the fundamentals throughly.