It is, however, one of the most popular and essential elements of Lincoln Center.
Aristotle, for example, declared fire, along with water, earth, and air, to be one of the four general and essential elements of life and of all things.
The Co-op launched a no-frills service last year, while Simplicity Cremations (the direct cremation arm of publicly listed company Dignity) launched a new cremation package in October last year, to provide families with all the practical and essential elements of a cremation without expensive ceremonial extras.
Able presidents, on the other hand, typically regard the measurement of the performance of their subordinates as one of the key and essential elements of the president's job: quotas, budgets, and goals are common elements in appraising divisional or product-line results, and the performance by subordinates is carefully evaluated against predefined criteria.
The course shares current trends and essential elements of ethics, legal issues, and regulations in a way that allows for an appreciation of how each influences the others.
Where Austin does articulate his methodology and objective, it is a fairly traditional one: he "endeavored to resolve a law (taken with the largest signification which can be given to that term properly) into the necessary and essential elements of which it is composed" (Austin 1832: Lecture V, p. 117).
Founded in 1919 as a course on war and peace issues, Contemporary Civilization has evolved continuously while remaining a constant and essential element of the Columbia College curriculum.
Ecosystem services are the bridge between nature and society, and are essential elements of community well-being.
Without this collaboration, communication decreases and the essential elements of managing difficult clients and group events involving self-harm or other harm are compromised," she wrote.
