IO is a pseudo-resurrection of Secret that Byttow told us in November came into being partly because "the downsides of current social media products MUST be addressed," an imperative he felt was especially urgent following the results of the last U.S. election.
His breakthrough book, 1995's "Mr. Wilson's Cabinet of Wonder," addressed this imperative through the filter of Culver City's Museum of Jurassic Technology.
Entrants were required to address the imperative of reduced mass without compromising safety, comfort or, in accordance with the competition brief, room for four to six seats.
My office is currently addressing this imperative through its Genomics:GTL program, which seeks an understanding of microbial systems whose capabilities can ultimately be harnessed for biotechnology applications (http://DOEGenomestolife.org).org
With so much to gain for relatively small implementation costs, it is understandable why the legions of mayors who rallied behind the Paris agreement last month have joined with Pope Francis in calling for leafier cities. Urban forests simultaneously address our imperative to lower carbon emissions while also meeting our moral obligation to protect the most vulnerable people from climate impacts.
Sustainability of Emergency Aid is the theme for this year and amongst others addresses the imperative of investing in education in emergencies.
As increasingly complicated parts are addressed, it is imperative that well-defined design methodologies are developed, that can be easily applied to the widest variety of components.
In [4, 5], the prediction of coverage probability was addressed which is imperative in the radio network planning process.
Note that non-polite forms of second persons addressed by the "imperative" are tu (singular you) and voi (plural you).
It also failed to address other imperatives of campaign finance reform, like lowering the limits on giving, banning soft money and ending fund-raisers around the Capitol while the Legislature is in session.
But there is another policy that would address the imperatives of historical memory in an entirely constructive way, free from the fraught emotions surrounding preservation of the artefacts of the lost cause.
