Sentence examples for as indispensible in from inspiring English sources

GENERAL ELECTRIC was the pioneer of many of the gadgets that would now be seen as indispensible in the modern home, but once were luxuries: the lightbulb, the washing-machine and the toaster, to name three.

Understanding the relation of the respective visions of understanding nature and engineering life is seen as indispensible for the characterisation of (techno)science in more general terms.

In other words, exaggeration and simplification once more appear as indispensible tools to provide emphasis.

Unfortunately, we spelled it incorrectly, as "indispensible," 17 times, an error rate of nearly 10 percent.

At the same time, unions, which official Catholic teaching has long recognised as indispensible to the rights of workers and the common good, have been severely weakened.

Collectively, we identified Lsd1 as indispensible for hematopoietic differentiation.

Nonetheless, DMSO is widely seen as indispensible at least as a component of a cryoprotectants solution.

However, they are not truly restriction enzyme independent because DpnI digestion as positive selection for recombinant vector is indispensible in the reported PCRRC strategy.

These "lost causes" are indispensible, in Royce's view, as the source of absolute norms for any community and its members.

Composite materials are also becoming indispensible in modern industries such as aerospace, infrastructure, and energy because of their ability to customize the physical properties in addition to light weight, directional stiffness, and long fatigue life.

As regards defending their utility, Carnap agreed with Hempel (1958) that in practice theoretical terms were indispensible in facilitating inductive relations between observational data.