Sentence examples for A primary importance from inspiring English sources

Given the lack of weapons of mass destruction or proven ties between Iraq and the terror attacks of September 11th, the liberation rationale acquired a primary importance that it had not had in the Administration's public argument for war.

In technological processes a sorbent and a solution are brought into contact for a limited period of time, so, the rate of the transport of solute molecules from the bulk to the adsorbed phase is here of a primary importance.

One way to present my view would thus be to say that I would like to see a more comprehensive view of scientific inquiry that tames its more "religious" elements, which have gravitated to a particular position that accords the study of the brain a primary importance, and the investigation of psychosocial factors a definitively secondary one.

These are of a primary importance on volcanoes like La Soufrière where access to places chosen to install the telescopes are remote from roads and power lines.

Knowing the most affected parts of the volcano is of a primary importance to be able to estimate both the volume of rock potentially involved and the areas exposed in the case of flank destabilization.

In this connection, an issue of surface structure after these treatments becomes a task of primary importance taking into account a possible effect of Si surface atomic-scale roughness on formation of nanostructured elements (e. g., self-assembled Ge quantum dot nucleation on wetting layer in Ge/Si 001) heterostructures [20, 32, 54, 55]).

Thus, building a linear model of a system has primary importance in industrial applications.

It is a matter of primary importance that there be a continued advance in the reliability and comparability of the statistics of production, trade, and consumption of food and other agricultural products.

He aided and discovered several important principles of electricity, including self-induction, a phenomenon of primary importance in electronic circuitry.

The size of a market assumes primary importance in the study of what induces investment in a country.

Although freedom as such is not an absolute value in Sen's theory, it is a value of primary importance or fundamental value.