fundamentalas
Fundamentalas is a term used in some theoretical discussions to denote a set of foundational elements that anchor a system, theory, or model. The plural form signals that multiple bases may be required. Because it is not standardized in reference works, its exact meaning varies by discipline.
In philosophy and systems theory, fundamentalas typically refer to the core propositions, constraints, or principles without
Characteristics often attributed to fundamentalas include necessity for coherence, explanatory power, and relative stability across revisions
Examples of usage are mainly in scholarly discussions about foundationalism and theory construction. In a learning
The term is niche and its adoption is uneven, with no universal definition. It appears mostly in