It is an essential safe space for the children of the camp.
But the 15 libraries of Swindon and its surrounding areas play a vital role not just for babies and children but also for the retired and elderly, who use them as an essential social space.
Borges opposes the rural regional novel as the essential space of Latin America.
By replacing the physical sensor on the back of the phone to under the screen, the fingerprint reader takes up essential space inside, near the bottom of the phone.
But one that I was particularly captivated by was the importance in the Japanese aesthetic of the concept Ma, which can be loosely translated as the essential space or interval between things that exists most fully when it's experienced.
Convergence of the essential space was monitored by calculating the overlap (42) between the essential space PCs extracted from the first t ns and those extracted from the entire simulation.
We defined the essential space as the subset of PCs, accounting for at least the 80% of the overall variance.
The overlap at t = 50 ns was between 0.8 and 0.91 for the 3 receiver domains, indicating that the sampling in the last 30 ns did not modify significantly the overall essential space.
Nevertheless, experiments on ground using simulators of microgravity, radiation, temperature, and other space stresses are an essential part of space research complementing experiments under true space conditions.
By encouraging "ordinary" people to give and feel as though they have a stake, community philanthropy organisations offer essential spaces to build voice, resources and power – in fact, claiming back philanthropy as something for us all, perhaps.
Colleges that accept a physically disabled student must at least make essential spaces — library, residence hall, lab, classrooms — accessible.
