Sentence examples for an indispensable stage from inspiring English sources

Like the zoologist who must distinguish and describe the various orders of animal life as an indispensable stage in the broad attempt to understand the character of such life as a whole, the student of religion also must use the tool of classification in his outreach toward a scientific account of human religious experience.

All kinds of social network service (SNS), such as Facebook, forum, friends-net, renren, Sina micro-blog, and Tencent zone, have become the indispensable stage for globe internet users to show their emotions, communicate with each other, and share information, as well as become windows to get information, show themselves, and promote marketing.

Employing the algebraic multigrid (AMG) method to solve a pressure system and the ILU method to solve the whole system has two indispensable stages.

Mr. Putin has annexed Crimea, stirred up and armed a pro-Russian rebellion in eastern Ukraine, turned a once vibrant Russian news media into an echo chamber, and restored Moscow as an indispensable player on the world stage, by turns a peacemaker and troublemaker.

To meet this wide dynamic range requirement, automatic gain control (AGC) in IF stage plays an indispensable role in analog circuitry.

Atg5 is an indispensable regulator in the autophagy elongation stage, and loss of atg5 results in no cell of autophagy.

With the ever growing usage of halogens in the drug design optimization stage, VinaXB will be an indispensable tool to medicinal chemists.

The epithelium-mesenchymal transition is an indispensable mechanism for morphogenesis during embryonic development, and is implicated in conversion of early-stage tumours into invasive cancers.

An abrupt interface is considered to be an indispensable requirement.

Key stage 3 Sats were seen as a vital indicator of student progress and an indispensable way of holding teachers to account; then they were deemed unnecessary bureaucracy and scrapped.

Epithelial mesenchymal transition is an indispensable mechanism for morphogenesis during embryonic development, and is implicated in wound healing and conversion of early-stage tumours into invasive cancers.